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Alliance Citoyenne (lit. 'Citizens’ Alliance') is a working-class community organisation in France that advocates for "citizen unionism" inspired by the trade union model.^[1]

The organisation was founded on 4 December 2012 in Grenoble.^[2]

The organisation is an affiliate of ACORN International.^[3]

• Alliance Citoyenne official website
  

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