Notre-Dame-des-Landes supporters march to reoccupy the ZAD

After 44 days of mobilization, union and consumer representatives proposed lifting roadblocks and suspending the strike following negotiations on price reductions. Some demands remained unresolved,...

After the 44-day strike had been suspended, unions and supporters resumed action with a march and slow-moving convoy in Mamoudzou. The renewed mobilization followed dissatisfaction with the scope...

Transporters gathered near Le Port and drove toward Saint-Denis as they protested fuel prices. Their demands included a lower price for fuel and a €15 gas cylinder. Talks produced an initial proposal,...

Residents and the Association réunionnaise de consommateurs et de population (ARCP) organized an action at a supermarket in Saint-Benoît. Participants pushed empty carts and called for a boycott...

An inter-union gathering outside the prefecture joined opposition to austerity with local concern about the cost of living. Around 150 people attended despite heavy rain, according to Témoignages....

The conservative movement opposing same-sex marriage held a large Paris march after Parliament had passed marriage equality. It mobilized religious networks, right-wing groups and participants...

A broad and internally diverse coalition marched in Quimper under the call to preserve employment and the future of Brittany, also opposing the ecotax. Participants included workers facing plant...

A large march in Nantes opposed the proposed airport and brought together residents, farmers and national supporters. Organizers described a broad coalition, while disagreements over tactics and the...

A protest at the planned Sivens irrigation dam site became a turning point in debate over infrastructure, water use and police force. Environmentalists argued the project would destroy wetlands and...

CGTR, FO, FSU and Solidaires announced a Réunion mobilization against austerity, wage freezes, precarious work and cuts to public jobs. The call also demanded stronger public services and fairer...