Talk:General Confederation of Labour (France)

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1.2.1 Alliance and union of the left- not understood[edit]

"During May 1968 in France, the CGT was criticized by the far-left because its leader Georges Séguy had signed the Grenelle agreements with Prime Minister Georges Pompidou, it was _assimilated_ as a betrayal of the revolution." my _emphasis_. Anyone know what this means? For assimilated should we substitute described?

Gravuritas (talk) 00:24, 14 September 2013 (UTC)[reply]