A general strike announced in France on 5 November, with support from the United States
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A general strike is due to take place in France on 5 November, according to an article published on the website of the Initiative communiste movement. The text indicates that this mobilisation follows several recent events, but it does not give full details about their nature.
American workers demonstrated in New York to express their support for the people taking part in this movement in France. This action was relayed by the World Workers Party, a political group that published the information. According to this text, young Americans are also said to be invited to mobilise.
However, the information available remains limited. The source is a political publication, and it mentions neither the number of participants in the New York demonstration, nor the precise demands of the movement in France, nor any confirmation from the unions or French authorities. It is therefore advisable to verify this information with general news media before considering it reliable.
For now, the date of 5 November remains the main point to note. The coming days will show whether the unions confirm this call and what the real scale of the mobilisation will be.
Sources: - INITIATIVE COMMUNISTE
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