[3][4] In June 2019, the CGA merged with Alternative Libertaire to form the Libertarian Communist Union.
The split occurred because of their refusal of the practice of unanimity in the decision-making process within the FA, which the CGA considered to be a “source of immobility”, instead favoring a method of decision-making by qualified majority.
[5] However, it still retained links with the Anarchist Federation, with which it collaborated on a joint campaign against participation in the presidential and legislative elections of May–June 2007.
In July 2018, it began a process of rapprochement with Alternative Libertaire, with a view to a possible unification.
[7] On June 10, 2019, the two organizations merged to create the Libertarian Communist Union.