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Eiffel Tower Chief Resigns After Female Staff Moved for Hindu Group’s Visit

Publié par The New York Times · États-Unis il y a 53 min

Patrick Branco Ruivo, who ran the tower’s operating company, will step down after an internal inquiry cited “problems and shortcomings” over the moving of female employees.

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Eiffel Tower Chief Resigns After Female Staff Moved for Hindu Group’s Visit

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