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Anti-unemployment demonstration in Paris.

Submitted by jef costello on December 11, 2006

Last Saturday there was an anti-unemployment demo in Paris, beginning in the Place de la Republique, where they blindfolded the statues and gave them placards saying 'unemployed' there was then a march. There were several hundred people present with CNT and SUD members heavily represented (pictures to follow). Trafic was stopped by the demo itself, rather than police.

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