Unions: over one million demonstrating against CPE across France Le Figaro is reporting that unions believe well over a million are now demonstrating against the CPE labour reform on the streets of France.
130,000 protest against CPE in Marseille Organisers of the Marseilles anti-CPE demonstration have given figures of 130,000 on the streets of the port city according to Le Figaro.
Up to 50,000 protesting in Toulouse Contradicting earlier reports of 22,000-33,000 demonstrators in Toulouse, Le Monde is now reports the figure to be up to 50,000.
Up to 15,000 pack the streets of Pau Pau, capital of Pyrénées-Atlantiques department in the South West of France saw between 9,500 and 15,000 march against labour casualisation earlier today.
Report from the Censier occupation A student from Censier university reports on the occupation and strike there which has been going for two weeks.
10,000 demonstrate in Poitiers Poitiers, a city in west central France with a population of just 78,000 saw some 7000-10,000 join anti-CPE protests, Le Monde is reporting.
Lyon, Rennes and Toulouse protest against casualisation First reports from Liberation on this mornings demonstrations.
Protesters invade Rennes train station Le Figaro is reporting that between 200-300 protestors have made entry to Rennes train station, as up to 35,000 marched in the Breton capital.
Fascists approach the Sorbonne Fascists are outside the Sorbonne University and a call has been put out for support to oppose them.
France: Day of anti-CPE protest begins While the government wavers between firmness and conciliation, thousands of demonstrators are taking to the streets this Saturday in France with the aim of forcing prime minister Domenique de Villepin to back down over the first employment contract (CPE).
1.5 million expected to join French CPE protests A million, maybe more. This is the figure organisers of the anti-CPE movement hope to exceed on the day of demonstrations against the government…
Financial Times: This is no middle class revolt In an article which shatters every accusation of a privileged revolt, the Financial Times has become the first UK newspaper to point out the…