Social Anger: Unions Emerge Disappointed From Matignon, Macron Calls for "Strongness"
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After an appointment of more than two hours with the government, the CGT and the CFDT deplore the lack of concrete measures before the new demonstrations scheduled on Saturday.
The head of one of the largest French trade unions, the General Confederation of Labour (CGT), Sophie Bine, called for a nationwide strike on 5 November due to a lack of responses from the authorities to the protest. "We have not received any response to our demands, so the Prime Minister only increases anger ... the CGT and the union of trade unions calls for the broadest possible mobilization on 5 November. We call on workers to hold general m…
"The time has come to take another step forward in mobilization, the strike must take over. (ANSA)
Sophie Binet, leader of the union, said on Wednesday that the government had not announced "no measures" to respond to the demands of workers and high school students.
Following a 2:30 a.m. meeting in Matignon, CGT Secretary General Sophie Binet called for "a new course in mobilization".
The General Secretary of the CGT said that Sébastien Lecornu had proposed "no measures" to meet the demands of workers and high school students. She called for a "new course".
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