We take the same ones and start again – ???? Info Libertaire

While the dictatorship of Bashar al-Assad has collapsed, Syria is still bombed by Israel on one side and Turkey on the other. And the new Islamist government installed in Damascus worries a large part of Syrian society, particularly regarding the rights of women and minorities. The Arab-Kurdish left, which is currently resisting armed attacks from racist militias subservient to Erdogan, must have its say on the future of Syria.

Like every year, the Libertarian Communist Union will be present in the street alongside Kurdish diaspora organizations, for a major anti-imperialist and anti-colonialist demonstration. Meet on Saturday December 11, 2025 at 11 a.m. in Paris in front of the Gare du Nord

Then march and big meeting at Place de la République

Several internationalist organizations, including the Libertarian Communist Union, have co-signed this (…)
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Keeping the revolutionary press on newsstands is a fight ! Like every year, you have the possibility to make (before December 31) a tax-free donation to the monthly magazine of the Libertarian Communist Union: we have five weeks to collect 10,000 euros !

Via the Press and Pluralism system, donors who pay income tax will benefit from a tax reduction equal to 66% of the amount paid, up to 20% of taxable income. A certificate will allow you to mention this when filing your income tax return.

To summarize: if you give 100 euros, it will only cost you 34 euros in the end.

The 2022 support campaign worked very well, (…)
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Long eclipsed from collective memory, the massacre of Thiaroye, in December 1944, appears today no longer as an unfortunate series of fortuitous circumstances which led to a fatal outcome but rather as the consequence of a conscious racist policy which was deliberately concealed. Historian Armelle Mabon continues her fight against forgetting and for the truth.

On September 2, 1939, the day after the invasion of Poland by Nazi Germany, mobilization was declared in France. More than 200,000 men from the colonies were incorporated into the colonial troops between 1939 and 1940. These “native soldiers”, as they were called, then represented a little more than a quarter of the total forces of the French army. Although mainly confined in the colonies, Algerians, Moroccans, (…)
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In recent weeks, announcements of layoffs and job cuts in the private sector or positions in the public sector have continued. Many sectors are affected: automobiles of course, chemicals, mass distribution, metallurgy but also national education, culture, health, local authorities… Hundreds of thousands of jobs are affected.

We were around ten political organizations gathered on Tuesday, November 26 to discuss the urgency of reacting to this unprecedented wave, to exchange our analyzes and above all to discuss the common initiatives that we could take.

First of all, we want to affirm our solidarity with the employees whose jobs are threatened. We call for building unitary frameworks locally to support them in their (…)
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On December 14, Cyclone Chido reached the Mayotte archipelago with wind gusts of more than 220 km/h, unheard of in ninety years. The island is experiencing an unprecedented humanitarian catastrophe: several hundred or even thousands of deaths are expected despite no assessment so far, 1 in 3 people are now homeless, and residents find themselves without water. , without food, without access to care and cut off from the world since until now calls could only work at the prefecture, Mamoudzou**,** while the means deployed by the French State are not up to the task, are very slow to arrive, and betray of greater responsibility.

In a fairly classic way with the French colonies, the problem is managed by the Ministers of the Interior, in pure continuity with the colonial administrations managed by the army. Despite the disaster, the Prime Minister left the press conference on the issue, leaving Retailleau to answer questions even though Overseas is the Prime Minister’s portfolio in Barnier’s government, which is still functioning. (…)
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In December 2023, the trial of “ indicted·December 8 », first trial for terrorism targeting the left since 2012. A trial marked by the emptiness of the case, and the desire to repress political ideas more than facts. A year later, the accused·They are awaiting their appeal trial in November 2025. UCL reaffirms its support for them in the face of repression.

Four years ago, a wave of arrests of left-wing activists took place across France, carried out by the National Anti-Terrorism Prosecutor’s Office (PNAT). Seven people ended up being incarcerated, in extremely violent conditions: prolonged isolation, weekly strip searches (for which the State has since been condemned).

Their trial took place last year and led to extremely heavy sentences, ranging from 2 to (…)
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