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John Mullen on 22/04/2023
Macron is now so weak that the police are confiscating saucepans, but the lack of a general strike means that his pensions law has not yet been defeated
John Mullen
John Mullen is an anticapitalist activist living in the Paris region since the 1980s. He is a supporter of the France Insoumise.
Written by John Mullen
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John Mullen on 16/04/2023
As the social explosion continues in France, the far right is marginalised for the moment. Will this last?
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John Mullen on 07/04/2023
The conflict with Macron is at a plateau and can still go either way. How is the French Left responding? Latest in our reports from Paris
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John Mullen on 01/04/2023
Why are French workers taking to the streets? One reason is 30 years of mass activity
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John Mullen on 24/03/2023
Demonstrations against Macron are getting bigger, and police violence in increasing, National union leaders must act
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John Mullen on 21/03/2023
Left MPs call for more Street Protests and Strikes continue after Macron forces through his Pensions Bill. John Mullen reports from France
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John Mullen on 18/03/2023
People take to the streets to defend pensions in France
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John Mullen on 07/03/2023
Exciting and Decisive Week for Class Struggle in France. More mass actions today
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John Mullen on 13/02/2023
The biggest danger to the rising movement is the timidity of union leaders
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John Mullen on 01/02/2023
Eye witness report from yesterday's protests
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John Mullen on 14/01/2023
Macron's attacks on pensions are severe. But resistance is expected, and such attacks have been stopped in the past, reports John Mullen in Paris
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John Mullen on 09/11/2022
With the far right making gains across Europe, there are worrying developments in France