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France is burning, yet the airwaves are silent
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On September 29, 2026, a nationwide strike erupted across France’s public sector. More than 170 demonstrations swept through 91 departments, stretching from Paris to Marseille and Lille to Toulouse. This was no minor affair. Eight major unions CGT, FO, CFDT, UNSA, FSU, Solidaires, CFE-CGC, and FA-FP united as never before to speak with a single voice: "Enough is enough."
The Source of Outrage: France has a civil service workforce of 5.7 million. Today, 40% of them including primary school teachers.have put down their chalk. Between 5,000 and 10,000 firefighters have converged on Paris from across the country. Staff from hospitals, local governments, and the national employment agency have all joined the fray. Notably, this marks the first time since 2018 that all ten unions representing the national employment agency have issued a joint call to strike.
The march in Paris set off from Place de la République at 2:00 PM, passing through Place de la Bastille before arriving at Place de la Nation. Firefighters followed their own separate route, starting at Place d'Italie and eventually merging with the main procession.
The Source of Outrage: France has a civil service workforce of 5.7 million. Today, 40% of them including primary school teachers.have put down their chalk. Between 5,000 and 10,000 firefighters have converged on Paris from across the country. Staff from hospitals, local governments, and the national employment agency have all joined the fray. Notably, this marks the first time since 2018 that all ten unions representing the national employment agency have issued a joint call to strike.
The march in Paris set off from Place de la République at 2:00 PM, passing through Place de la Bastille before arriving at Place de la Nation. Firefighters followed their own separate route, starting at Place d'Italie and eventually merging with the main procession.
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Left_Sucks_A55 2 weeks ago
Galaga 2 weeks ago
their favorite pastime is the riot, except they riot about bullshit and not the takeover of their country by islam
Lemmiwinks 2 weeks ago
what matters is when violent riots begin and macron’s head is on a pike. THAT is what the population needs to hear to join in themselves
dingus369 2 weeks ago
France has been always burning since the revolution
Lemmiwinks 2 weeks ago
@dingus369 the jews they know they needed extra attention is their destroy-europe plan as the français actually do shit when they dislike their government
Lemmiwinks 2 weeks ago
@Lemmiwinks holy typos i’m sorry
WhiteAngloZaxxonPro 2 weeks ago
The French are sensitive about words of foreign origin entering their lexicon, but have been importing the most illiterate peoples wholesale. If the government won't put a stop to it, the people need to convince the invaders they are not wanted anymore.
Athruz 2 weeks ago
This is what happens when you import shit colored people things go to shit.
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