The Price of Violence
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Protests by young people against poor public services, such as schools, housing shortages, and high prices are spreading across Europe. While the movement originated as a call for investment in education and housing, analysts suggest that underlying it are structural problems in Europe, where maintaining the existing welfare system has become difficult due to an aging population and deteriorating finances. In France, protests by high school stud…
Invited on the stage of the Italian show Che tempo che fa on October 11, Sophie Marceau gave all her support to the young French people mobilized. Claims that the 59-year-old actress understands in every respect. The actress has entrusted herself with a subject that worries her: the precariousness of the youth.
(London=Yonhap News) Correspondent Kim Ji-yeon = Protests against poor public sector conditions, such as schools, housing shortages, and high prices are continuing across Europe, led by young people.
The Price of Violence
Perhaps one of the most revealing developments of our time is the growing number of young people questioning the priorities of the societies in which they live. In France, a wave of student protests has spread across the country, beginning with demands for better educational conditions and developing into a broader challenge to government priorities. Students are demanding sufficient teachers, properly maintained buildings, modern technological …
On Sunday, October 11, Sophie Marceau was present on the show Che Tempo Che Fa to present the film Anne的s Time. An opportunity for the actress to talk about her point of view on the world as well as the high school mobilization in France.
"Intense" is the word Mathilde Lund Bergsaker uses when she describes the atmosphere in the streets of Paris in recent days.
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