Louvre Museum director resigns in wake of brazen crown jewel heist in Paris
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Louvre Museum director Laurence des Cars resigned on Tuesday following a period of turmoil at the world's largest museum. The resignation comes after a brazen October crown jewel theft from the Apollo Gallery and amidst growing scrutiny over other issues. These issues include water damage to priceless books, staff walkouts, a strike over working conditions, and a suspected decade-long ticket fraud scheme potentially costing the Louvre millions of euros. French authorities revealed the ticket fraud scheme in recent weeks. President Macron accepted des Cars' resignation, citing the need for "calm" and new momentum for security upgrades and modernization projects at the Louvre.
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