US EditionItaly Holds A Nationwide General Strike
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Marc Wells More than half a million workers across Italy took part in a one-day general strike on December 12, convened by the CGIL union against the government's Budget Law for 2026. The strike, which paralysed broad sectors of the public and private sectors, expressed the workers' deep outrage at the collapse of the standard of living, the dismantling of social services and the widespread trend towards war and authoritarian rule. Officially, t…
Italy Holds A Nationwide General Strike
ITALY held a nationwide general strike on Friday. The powerful action was called by the country’s largest trade union, the CGIL. Members of IUF affiliates Flai-CGIL and Filcams-CGIL will take part in the strike. The core grievance is opposition to the Government’s 2026 budget plan, which trade union leaders argue is ‘unjust and damaging’ for […]
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