France: general strike and blockades confront austerity budget
The budget contains €44 billion of cuts, while hiking military spending
France: general strike and blockades confront austerity budget Read Post »
The budget contains €44 billion of cuts, while hiking military spending
France: general strike and blockades confront austerity budget Read Post »
Analysis of the political crisis in France and the positions of the French left
France: the government offensive and the tasks of revolutionaries Read Post »
A surprise victory for the left-wing New Popular Front will intensify the political instability in the country.
The new popular front is no barrier to the rise of the far right
On 19 December the French parliament adopted yet another immigration law.
27 June, Nanterre (a banlieue of Paris): two policemen stop a car, one shouting, ‘Open or I put a bullet in your head!’. Seconds later, a shot. 17-year-old Nahel M is dead.
Oppressed French youth demand justice for Nahel! Read Post »
Protests over pensions have become a battle for democracy
French workers step up battle against pension reform Read Post »
A credible refoundation of the NPA necessarily must start with a thorough balance sheet of the class struggle in France.
The cost of living crisis is prompting the biggest strikes in years. But trade union leaders are holding back a general strike.
By Marc Lassalle “FRENCH PEOPLE IF you want it, with your ballots you can satisfy many essential demands”. “On June
Is the New People’s Union a step forward for the French working class? Read Post »
THIS SUNDAY’S second round of the French presidential election pits the incumbent, authoritarian neoliberal Emmanuel Macron, against veteran far right
France: Macron or Le Pen – no choice for the working class Read Post »
By Marc Lassalle In June, President Emmanuel Macron announced the end of France’s eight year military operations against Islamist insurgents
The Revolutionary Communist Current claims it has been expelled from the New Anticapitalist Party in France. What’s really going on?
150th anniversary of the Paris Commune.
The Paris Commune at 150: Blueprint for a proletarian state Read Post »
By Marc Lassalle – PARIS The second wave of the pandemic, combined with a second month-long lockdown, are certainly far
France: down with the ‘security’ laws and police impunity! Read Post »
ON FRIDAY 10 January, workers across France walked out for the 37th day of strikes and demonstrations against the Macron
France: Government tries to split workers’ united front Read Post »
Socialists and trade unionists picket the French Embassy in London in solidarity with the resistance to the Macron government’s attack on pension rights.
“Pas de retrait, pas de trêve” – UK solidarity with French workers Read Post »
ONE AND A HALF MILLION on more than 200 demonstrations across France. Nine out of ten trains cancelled: the Paris
French workers say ‘we’ve had enough – now we must win!’ Read Post »
Paris – a prolonged strike in Accident and Emergency departments throughout the country, a successful strike on the Paris metro on September 13, with an indefinite stoppage forecast for December, a national day of action on 24 September by the CGT: this accumulation of actions shows that there is a growing polarisation in French society and that the working class is again taking the road of resistance against the attacks of President Emmanuel Macron
Workers step up resistance to Macron, but left continues to stagnate Read Post »