Anti-CPE protests

Demonstrations are planned for tomorrow as many universities maintain the pressure on the government, with some hoping for the extension of the struggle.

A more detailed look at the withdrawal of the new French employment law CPE with latest updates.

Our correspondent in Montpellier reacts to the withdrawal of the CPE and gives a run down of events there this past week.

Our correspondent in Bordeaux, Jay Taylor, reacts to the news that the CPE has been withdrawn.

It was announced that the new ‘first employment contract’ (Contrat première embauche, or CPE) has been withdrawn in the face of mass protest.

Following weeks of mass protest which have swept the country Jacques Chirac has announced the replacement of the CPE with a device in favour of getting disadvantaged young people into work.

libcom.org interviews 'vanou' a student from Rennes who has been photographing the protests against the CPE up close, including from her apartment balcony.

The government should outline an exit with the crisis of the CPE tomorrow (Monday).

According to a poll it is the high school and university trade unions who have been most "reinforced…

An update from one of our correspondent about vandalism in Montpellier and bishops acknowledging the suffering of French youth.

Postal workers take short wildcat strike action in support of sorting office-occupying anti-CPE demonstrators.

As millions fight new employment laws in France, last week 5,000 people marched in Madrid against new proposed labour reforms in Spain.