On the annual site of base 217, in Essonne, employees and service providers are alongside communist or trade union activists who come, sometimes from afar, to give life to the Feast of Humanity. United and engaged in the effort, before, during and after the event, these builders also come to recharge the batteries in the heart of a formidable collective adventure.
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On the annual site of base 217, in Essonne, employees and service providers are alongside communist or trade union activists who come, sometimes from afar, to give life to the Feast of Humanity. United and engaged in the effort, before, during and after the event, these builders also come to recharge the batteries in the heart of a formidable collective adventure.