At the end of the three days of general strike on 21, 22 and 23 October 2026, the Front syndicale pour la défense du travail (FSDT) draws up a first positive assessment of the mobilization. In its third press release, the trade union organisation welcomes what it calls a "massive mobilization" of workers across the national territory. The Front also welcomes the determination of its activists, who would have largely followed the slogan of diseng…
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At the end of the three days of general strike on 21, 22 and 23 October 2026, the Front syndicale pour la défense du travail (FSDT) draws up a first positive assessment of the mobilization. In its third press release, the trade union organisation welcomes what it calls a "massive mobilization" of workers across the national territory. The Front also welcomes the determination of its activists, who would have largely followed the slogan of diseng…