(Adnkronos) – The Louvre Museum was able to reopen to the public “normally” today after employees of the Parisian museum voted to end the strike called to demand better working conditions, while maintaining a notice in the event of insufficient progress in negotiations. This was learned by AFP, which cites unions and management. Completely closed on Monday due to the mobilization, the Louvre had then only partially reopened its spaces.
Louvre, staff ends strike, museum reopens ‘normally’
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