Activists Urge European Cost-of-Living Protests in Late November
- Activists from seven European countries called for coordinated demonstrations from November 20 through November 22 over rising living costs.
- The groups demanded housing rights, lower prices for housing, food, and energy, higher wages and pensions, and public services.
- French participants included the CGT union, the Yellow Vest movement, and the USL student association.
- France’s Education Ministry reported that 48 high schools were blocked, while student groups claimed about 500.
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Demonstrations against the housing crisis are increasing throughout Europe. Meeting in Paris, representatives of tenants' associations from seven countries decided to organise a European Day of Mobilization on 20 November.
Far-Left Groups Meet in Paris to Plan Europe-Wide Protests as France Braces for Nationwide Strike
PARIS—Left-wing unions and housing rights groups from France and six other countries met in Paris “to unite our struggles, coordinate our forces and build an internationalist response to the injustices we share,” the delegations said in a statement on Nov. 3. Socialist activists from the UK, Spain, Italy, Portugal, Greece and Belgium called for “coordinated demonstrations across Europe” from Nov. 20 to Nov. 22, stating they want to unite their …
Trade unions and housing rights associations from seven European countries called on Tuesday for "coordinated demonstrations" against expensive living.
Their main demands of these associations and trade unions concern a "guarantee of the right to housing" and "control of housing, food and energy prices".
Housing rights groups, unions and other activists from seven European countries called on Tuesday for coordinated demonstrations across Europe later this month against rising living costs.
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