Editorial published on October 25, 2019
There have been many outbreaks of popular discontent around the world in recent times.
Some examples among others: Hong Kong, where demonstrators denounce Chinese control. Chile, where the announcement of the increase in the price of the metro has precipitated the country into a movement of protest rarely seen since the Pinochet dictatorship. Lebanon, where the street denounces without weakening the government corruption… add to that, the massive mobilizations in the world to save the planet…
Whether of social or political origin, these movements all result in a massive mobilization of citizens who invade the streets to denounce growing inequalities and express their mistrust of their ruling classes.
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The angry planet, democracy under test - Paresh (Inde / India), Cagle Cartoon
Nous en avons beaucoup - inégalité - liberté politique - Concerts de rocks en direct - problème de corruption - changement climatique - Protestations dans le monde
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The angry planet, democracy under test - Tjeerd Royaards (Pays-Bas / Netherlands)
libre
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The angry planet, democracy under test - O-Sekoer (Belgique / Belgium)
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The angry planet, democracy under test - Osama Hajjaj (Jordanie / Jordan)
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The angry planet, democracy under test - Emad Hajjaj (Jordanie / Jordan)
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The angry planet, democracy under test - Rodríguez (Mexique / Mexico)
Rébellion - Vin chilien
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The angry planet, democracy under test - Vadot (Belgique / Belgium)
Santiago: map of the metro - no to ticket increase
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The angry planet, democracy under test - Chappatte (Suisse / Switzerland), Le Temps
We were for a better world... - ...they're for a world no worse! - we're warmer than the climate - don't fuck with your sea - sauvons
