France

In France, strike against the proposed pension reform! …

February 27, 2023, Editorial of the Workplace Newsletters of the Etincelle fraction of the New …

The fight against the pension reform in France that began in January is still raging. …

French people participated in huge demonstrations against pension reform. …

On Tuesday, Jan. 31 huge crowds took to the streets in the biggest nation-wide protest …

January 29, 2023 editorial of the workplace newsletters of the Etincelle fraction of the New …

January 23, 2023 editorial of the workplace newsletters of the Etincelle fraction of the New …

January 16, 2023 editorial of the workplace newsletters of the Etincelle fraction of the New …

January 10, 2023 editorial of the workplace newsletters of the Étincelle fraction of the New …

January 2, 2023, Editorial of the Workplace Newsletters of the Etincelle fraction of the New …

December 12, 2022, Editorial of the Workplace Newsletters of the Etincelle fraction of the NPA, …

France allowed a ship full of refugees to dock, but the government still promotes anti-immigrant policies. …

November 7, 2022, Editorial of the Workplace Newsletters of the Etincelle fraction of the New …

October 24, 2022 Editorial of the Workplace Newsletters of the Etincelle fraction of the NPA, …

In France, fight for wage increases! …

September 19, 2022, Editorial of the Workplace Newsletters of the Etincelle fraction of the NPA. …

In the face of rising prices, we need to fight for our wages. …

The French government gave minor concessions to the working class in the hopes of preventing strikes by workers hurt by inflation, but it is nowhere near enough. …

August 31, 2022, Editorial of the Workplace Newsletters of the Etincelle fraction of the NPA, …

August 16, 2022, Editorial of the Workplace Newsletters of the Etincelle fraction of the New …

As prices increase, President Macron has come out against a general salary increase, while the purchasing power bill isn’t nearly enough. …

June 20, 2022, Editorial of the Workplace Newsletters of the Etincelle fraction of the New …

It is not enough for the left to oppose Macron through electoral politics alone. …

This “New Popular Ecological and Social Union” (NUPES) in the National Assembly cannot change the …

This is the June 6, 2022 Editorial of the Workplace Newsletters of L’étincelle, fraction of …

May 23, 2022, Editorial of the Workplace Newsletters of the Etincelle fraction of the NPA, …

The time of election promises hasn’t quite ended. The election of Macron as French president is reinforcing this democracy of the rich, made up of inequality, violence, and abstention. …

Macron was re-elected despite his unpopularity, because Le Pen was even worse. …

The presidential elections will take place on April 10 and 24. There are twelve candidates in the running. Twelve? Yes, it is a tradition in France to have many candidates competing in the elections, even if they have no chance to be elected. …

On January 13, teachers in the National Education system went on strike en masse. Even the leading parents’ federation had called for children not to go to school. …

December 6, 2021, Editorial of the Workplace Newsletters of the Etincelle fraction of the NPA, Translated from French …

People in Guadeloupe and Martinique have been protesting against the social problems caused by French control. …

Workers in France are striking against the privatization of the public transit system. …

In September, angry workers have gone on strike in several bus stations in Ile-de-France (the area surrounding Paris). …

A week before the fateful date, the conditions for back to school were still unclear. Schools are now back in session. …

After a fifth Saturday of street demonstrations, we enter the second week of the “health pass.” This time we were told there will be no tolerance for resistance! …

While Haiti is a frequent victim of natural disasters, it’s worth remembering the larger reasons why Haiti is so poverty-stricken and vulnerable to natural disaster.  …

Macron is attempting to scapegoat anti-vaxxers to deflect blame from his own government’s failures in handling the pandemic. …

While Macron attacks retirees’ pensions, he aids the capitalist class. …

The government is hesitating because it is caught between two fires – the need to show its electorate and the bosses that it is taking back the initiative, and the fear of reigniting a dynamite stick – social struggles. The abstention disrupted their well-oiled electoral system. But it will soon be forgotten. …

Voters in France show who they support in the regional elections: none of the above! …

The French New Anticapitalist Party is currently debating which platform to adopt regarding the next …

Our fraternal organization in France urged a vote for Lutte Ouvriere in the June 20 election. …

In 1968, students in France started a movement which became a general strike. …

Macron lamented the death of the President of Chad, Idriss Déby, France’s henchman in Africa. …

Entertainment industry workers in France are fighting against attacks on their living conditions. …

France has lockdowns for the poor, while the rich are having secret luxury meals. …

France is entering its third lockdown. The working class will be hurt the most by the government’s policies. …