4 April: CPE protest live updates Hour-by-hour coverage of the day of strikes, demonstrations and further blockades and occupations across France against the new employment law.
Nantes: Students vote to continue occupations Updates on General Assembly votes on high school occupations in Nantes, France in opposition to the CPE.
Today's demonstrations in Bordeaux An eyewitness report of another anti-CPE demonstration from our correspondent in Bordeaux, Jay Taylor.
Netherlands: Wildcat strike at DaimlerCrysler Workers at the Born NedCar plant walked out yesterday in a row over job cuts. The Dutch manufacturer NedCar is a joint-venture of DaimlerCrysler…
France: Protests take international turn As the protests agains the First Employment Contract (CPE) continue in France, young workers and students across the world have begun to show support for the French movement or take similar action themselves.
3 April: Summary of events in France Yesterday's protests in France included the occupation of the Eiffel Tower, a symbolic trial of Jacques Chirac and reports of fires at job centres and benefit offices in Paris and Toulouse.
Anti-CPE Movement: Rennes, 4th April 2006 Photos from the day of action at Rennes, 4th April. Taken from http://www.flickr.com/photos/vanou/
Anti-CPE Movement: Paris, 4th April 2006 Photos of the April 4th 2006 demonstration against the CPE in Paris. Photos from http://www.flickr.com/photos/cicilie/.
Anti-CPE Movement: Marseille, 4th April 2006 Photos of the April 4th 2006 demonstration against the CPE in Paris. Photos from http://www.flickr.com/photos/cudmore/.
Anti-CPE Movement: Brest, 4th April 2006 Photos of the April 4th 2006 demonstration against the CPE in Brest.
Anti-CPE Movement: Bordeaux, 4th April 2006 Photos of the April 4th 2006 demonstration against the CPE in Bordeaux. Photos by Jay Taylor for libcom.org. More from Jay Taylor at www.jayzerz…
Le mouvement français prend une ampleur internationale Alors que les mouvements de protestation contre le CPE se poursuivent en France, des étudiants et des jeunes travailleurs du monde entier ont commencé à faire preuve de leur soutien aux manifestants français et à organiser eux-mêmes des actions semblables.
