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Permanente Revolution indicated that student processions from Paris 1, Jussieu, Paris-Cité, and the Beaux-Arts had joined the railway workers on their picket line in front of the SNCF technical center in Châtillon. The publication was associated with the hashtag #17octobre. #17octobre https://t.co/2xbSpRJ1r1 #Grève #Étudiants #SNCF (translated)

Yvonne Kussmann wrote that photos showed politicians' reactions to the case in Grevesmühlen 2024. At that time, due to false reports, it was briefly assumed that a girl from Ghana had been hit in the face by German children and teenagers. Later, this portrayal turned out to be untrue. In reference to the attack this week on a German boy in Frankfurt (Oder) by several youths, who were predominantly perceived as foreign, there were no comparable expressions of outrage and solidarity from the same individuals, Kussmann wrote. She claimed that the reactions depended on the victim's background and quantified the scale from "German = 0" to belonging to asylum origin countries with "100." #Politik #Gesellschaft #Solidarität (translated)

The article examines how high school students on strike, through their cultural references and protest gestures, show an evolution in the way of demonstrating, forming today more through imitation of the media and peers than through direct transmission from previous generations. #LycéensEnGrève #RévolteJeunesse #Mobilisation (translated)

The Forecast Weather Greece reported that snowfall has begun in Samarina Grevena, adding that the area had the scenery that suited it. It said that the video was from his friend and collaborator, Konstantinos Pikros. #snow #grevena #samarina https://t.co/LT6kU0xeLo #χιονίδι #Γρεβενά #Σαμαρίνα (translated)

Anasse Kazib wrote that the situation of Ritchy Thibault, imprisoned at Fleury-Mérogis, was "extremely serious." He stated that Thibault was persecuted for simple remarks and had begun a hunger strike against sanctions imposed after a collective protest movement in the prison. Kazib expressed his solidarity with him. #Justice (translated)

Permanente Revolution relayed a statement from the fighting staff of Paul Eluard, who claimed that the principal had brought in the police on Thursday. They indicated that they were on strike or exercising their right to withdraw, demanded the resignation of the principal and amnesty for all repressed individuals, and called for the movement to be extended starting October 17. https://t.co/mzmHzAEhUS #Grève #Démission #Lutte (translated)

The SNCF unions are calling for a unified strike on November 5, the day before the inaugural journey of the TGV M, to protest against the social downgrading of railway workers and low wages, while the company management reports significant profits. #SNCF #Grève #Salaires (translated)

The author recalled a peaceful demonstration during one of the last general strikes and stated that a peaceful young person was a victim of police violence. In an ironic tone, he said that this violence would have "cured" a paraplegic person and concluded that life was beautiful, wishing everyone a good day. https://t.co/4vTSjw6nQA #ViolênciaPolicial #Manifestação #GreveGeral (translated)

The author indicated that in Saint-Denis, the police attempted to apprehend a student in the principal's office. He added that almost all of the teachers at Paul-Éluard high school had gone on strike and were demanding the principal's resignation after this intrusion into the establishment. https://t.co/ziTrNFCHFD #Éducation #Grève #SaintDenis #FR (translated)

Instant Foot mentioned a situation that it deemed improbable in Rennes, where high school students on strike were allegedly involved in clashes with Dutch fans who had come to support OFI Crete the day before. According to the account, tensions reportedly began after some supporters allegedly made Nazi salutes, before the intervention of law enforcement. The message referred to Ouest-France. #Rennes #Grève #Football (translated)

These workers are placed on minimum wage or just a little more than that. "These workers are placed on minimum wage or just a little more than that. Enough is enough. This has to be a problem not only for these workers but for the community in general, because the reality in which these workers work and how they work is effectively unknown," emphasized Ana Paula Rodrigues during the protest in which the president of the National Confederation of Solidarity Institutions (CNIS), Lino Maia, also participated. #IPSS #SaláriosDignos #Greve (translated)

Workers from Private Social Solidarity Institutions (IPSS) protest in Porto for decent salaries and threaten to go on strike, denouncing labor precariousness and the enhancement of their careers, intending to culminate the campaign in a national march on November 7. #IPSS #SaláriosDignos #Greve (translated)