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Catherine Curran Vigier argues that the collapse of France’s Barnier government, brought down by a no-confidence vote led by the Left’s New Popular Front (NFP), is a victory for workers against Macron’s undemocratic, anti-worker agenda. As strikes grow nationwide, she criticizes left-wing parties negotiating
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Catherine Curran Vigier analyses the second round of the recent French election, a clear path for a left government hangs in the balance and needs a mass-movement to get it across the line. After thousands poured onto the streets of France to express their relief and joy at seeing
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French workers will take to the streets for another general strike tomorrow in protest of President Macron’s proposal to raise the pension age from 62 to 64. Catherine Curran Vigier writes about the strength of the movement and the challenges the workers are facing. The demonstrations against Macron’s