Strikes and a $100 million heist push the Louvre into historic crisis

By THOMAS ADAMSON

PARIS (AP) — The ongoing strike at the Louvre is no longer just a labor dispute. It has become a test of how securely, credibly and competently the world’s most visited museum is being run.

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