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300 students occupy tax offices in Caen

The tax offices of Caen have been occupied by 300 students between 3 and 5pm in protest against the contract of first employmeny (CPE) and all the casual and precarious contracts.

Submitted by alibi on March 20, 2006
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The students had deployed a banner on which one could read "They casualise, we organise!". During a general assembly, approximately 600 students of the university of Caen had voted in favour of occupations of public places, by a show of hands and a broad margin majority.

From Paris Indymedia

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  • France
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