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While the Workers’ Struggle Party is unlikely to support actions that seem to bolster capitalist national interests at the expense of international working-class solidarity, they might see a nuanced value in opposing what they perceive as exploitative trade practices by any country, including China, if such practices are deemed harmful to workers' rights and conditions globally. However, their support would not be for protecting the EU's economy per se but rather for protecting workers' rights and conditions. Their agreement would be cautious and likely come with significant caveats, emphasizing the need for international solidarity among workers rather than economic protectionism.

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The Workers’ Struggle Party (Lutte Ouvrière) in France, being a Trotskyist and far-left political party, generally opposes measures that are perceived as protectionist or that prioritize national economic interests over the interests of the working class globally. They are more likely to view strict trade rules on China as a manifestation of capitalist countries acting in their own bourgeois interests rather than in the interests of international solidarity among workers. Historically, far-left ideologies have been critical of actions that could be seen as exacerbating tensions between capitalist states and socialist or communist states, or that could harm the working class in any country.