Brief report on the assemblée générale of students at Nanterre university 27/11/07 A brief account of the results of the meeting, attended by at least 1000 students.
Account of the assemblée générale of staff at Nanterre university 27/11/07 The assemblée générale was attended by a total of around 130 staff, almost 30 of whom addressed the meeting. A student representative was also present.
France: university strikes and occupations against the LRU continue Students across France have been voting on the next step in the ongoing struggle against the so…
France: Rail workers end strikes After nine days of strike action rail workers finally ended their strike, although they did not win their demands the strike still had many…
Lefeuvre, René and Editions Spartacus A history of Spartacus publishing in France, with biographical information about its founder, René Lefeuvre.
France: More workers join strikes Hundreds of thousands of health workers, civil servants, printers postal workers and air traffic controllers yesterday joined transport and…
France: not as inefficient as post-Thatcher Britain As is often the case when large-scale strikes break out, those deeply professional people in the mainstream press have been sitting on the fence as neutral reporters of the news.
France: immigrants demonstrate against repression Demonstrations and protests against police tactics and government policies are becoming more frequent.
France: organisation amongst the homeless The treatment of the homeless, especially those who are immigrants the attitude of the French government, as does the resitance organised against…
France: transport strikes enter second week The transport strikes that have crippled France enter their second week today with negotiations scheduled for tomorrow.
France: Schoolchildren join student and teacher strikes Across the country secondary school students are voting to join strikes in support of university…
France: Student strikes and blockades to continue Today will be an important day for the student movement with Police and university authorities ending most occupations before the weekend.