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ALT Workers Struggles: Asia and Australia
ALT Break the movement free of the unions and every capitalist party, unite across Europe, and fight for the United Socialist States of Europe.
ALT In France, students and “yellow vests” called more than 120 protests for October 24. The government banned some and mobilized over 70,000 police and soldiers.
ALT Most of the strikes are called by the official unions, which back their governments’ war and austerity. They lead the movement to keep it under control.
ALT What drives it: no future for the young, rising rents and prices, and hundreds of billions for war while pensions, health care and schools are cut.
ALT France, Serbia, Albania, Spain, Italy, Greece, Belgium, Portugal and Ireland have seen mass protests, most begun by students. In Vienna, around 40,000 marched on Thursday against a 10 percent cut to the universities.
ALT Strikes called for the weeks ahead: Italy on October 30 and November 20–21, France on November 5, Greece on November 20, Belgium on November 26, and transport and rail strikes in Spain and Portugal.
ALT “A fundamental class conflict is developing, one that directly raises the question of power.”
ALT Cover: Europe’s student protests and the intervention of the working class
ALT Australia: What the union-Labor sellout of Victorian doctors reveals
