But the resistance to the crisis continues to grow says Marc Lasalle Read more...

Since last October, 6000 immigrant workers are on strike in the Paris region. Read more...

Published in Workers Power 339
The New Anticapitalist Party in France has been the focus of attention for many on the left across Europe. Dave Stockton argues that it has major strengths compared with the timid and reformist "united lefts" and left parties that have arisen in Britain and Europe over the past ten years. Read more...

Même si les journalistes et les politiciens s'accordent pour dire qu'il y a des signes de reprise de l'économie et que tout ira bientôt mieux, il n'en est rien. Read more...

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Even if the journalists and politicians agree that there are signs of recovery in the economy and that things will soon get better, what they say is basically worthless, because the social consequences of this crisis of capitalism will be felt for many years to come. Read more...

Amid cheers by the racist media, desperate refugees have been attacked by police and detained at a makeshift camp in Northern France, reports Mark Booth Read more...

In one of the most exciting developments on the European left for many years, a radical new party has been founded in France. Dave Stockton looks at the great promise of the New Anticapitalist Party and argues for it to adopt a revolutionary communist programme. Read more...

Marc Lasalle reports
A few weeks after the day of general strike in January, March 19 was another major day for class struggle in France. Indeed, while the government hoped for a decreasing mobilization, the raw figures show that the contrary is true: more than 3 millions marched in 213 demonstrations across the country. This is more than in January and indicates an unprecedented level of readiness to fight, higher even than that shown during the struggle against the CPE. Read more...