A-Infos (en) France, UCL AL #375 - The October issue of AL is out now! (ca, de, fr, it, pt, tr)[machine translation]

Editorial/Spotlight: They're taking everything-let's take back power! 
Antifascism: On every front-*no pasarán*! RN Congress: For a united and 
lasting antifascist response, Léa LV (Vietnam/Dioxin): "We are facing 
true chemical colonialism," Federation News: A successful edition of the 
2026 Summer Gathering, Repression: The "December 8th" defendants-the 
State doubles down, Child Liberation: Organizing against adultism, 
Sport: Who wants to counter the WNBA? May Day: Repression at the Labor 
Inspectorate, "On the Job" Column: Teaching in the private sector, 
Museums: The specter of a "France Télécom" scenario haunts the Natural 
History Museum, Ninety years ago: The antifascist self-organization of 
the "Battle of Cable Street," Cable Street: The women fighters of the 
East End-history's forgotten figures, Media Empires: Early victories 
against Bolloré and Stérin, Albania: The "Pink Flamingo" revolt against 
corruption, Brazil: Facing the electoral mirage-only struggle pays off, 
Thirty years ago: The second wave of SUD unions, Books: Rainer Mühloff, 
*Artificial Intelligence & New Fascism*; Romain Lemire, Clément, 
Mireille Mercier-Balaz Pinos, *Spring Will Always Persist*; Collective, 
*Fireflies: 15 Fictions for Ecological Futures*

Editorial/Spotlight:
They're taking everything-let's take back power!
Antifascism: On every front-*no pasarán*! RN Congress: For a united and 
lasting anti-fascist response
Ecology:
Léa LV (Vietnam/Dioxin): "We are facing a form of true chemical colonialism"
Cooperation Jackson: Building self-management in the face of 
environmental racism
Politics:
Federation news: A successful 2026 Summer Gathering
Repression: The "December 8th" defendants: the State doubles down
Anti-patriarchy:
Child liberation: Organizing against adultism
Sport: Who wants to challenge the WNBA?
Trade Unionism:
May Day: Repression at the Labor Inspectorate
"Au Taf!" Column: Private school teaching
Museums: The specter of a "France Telecom"-style scenario haunts the 
Natural History Museum
Anti-fascism:
Ninety years ago: The anti-fascist self-organization of the "Battle of 
Cable Street"
Cable Street: The women fighters of the East End-forgotten by history
Media empires: Early victories against Bolloré and Stérin
International:
Albania: The "Pink Flamingo" revolt against corruption
Brazil: Facing the electoral mirage, only struggle pays off
History:
Thirty years ago: The second wave of SUD unions
Culture
Books: Rainer Mühloff, *Intelligence artificielle & nouveau 
fascisme*[Artificial Intelligence & New Fascism], Agone, September 2026, 
208 pages. Romain Lemire, *Clément*, Le Cherche-Midi, 2026, 400 pages. 
Mireille Mercier-Balaz Pinos, *Le Printemps insistera toujours*[Spring 
Will Always Persist], Le Lys bleu, 2026, 512 pages. Collective, 
*Lucioles*. 15 Fictions for Ecological Futures, Éditions La Volte, 
Reporterre, 2025, 247 pages.
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Down with the police state: Everyone united against the "license to 
kill" law.

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