According to the British “Daily Telegraph” website and other media reports, Paris's Louvre staff recently voted to go on strike starting December 15 to protest against poor working conditions, insufficient staffing, and the museum's disregard for aging infrastructure over the years. Currently, about 200 employees are unanimously supporting the strike. If there is a broad response from 2,100 employees throughout the museum, the most visited museum in the world may face closure on Christmas Eve.

According to the British “Daily Telegraph” website and other media reports, Paris's Louvre staff recently voted to go on strike starting December 15 to protest against poor working conditions, insufficient staffing, and the museum's disregard for aging infrastructure over the years. Currently, about 200 employees are unanimously supporting the strike. If there is a broad response from 2,100 employees throughout the museum, the most visited museum in the world may face closure on Christmas Eve.