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Student Protests Spread Across Europe, Revealing Young People's Pessimistic Outlook on the Future
High school students began protesting in France in September, and young demonstrators in at least seven other European countries joined them. According to The New York Times, these protests reveal a pessimistic outlook among young people about their future.
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- The protests began with high school students in France in September, and then young people in at least seven other European countries joined them.
«Since high school students began protesting in France in September, they’ve been joined by young demonstrators in at least seven other European countries.»
The New York Times - Thousands of protesters took to the streets in Athens on Wednesday, October 21, demanding increased investment in education.
«تظاهر آلاف المحتجين في شوارع أثينا يوم الأربعاء 21 أكتوبر مطالبين بزيادة الاستثمار في التعليم»
يورونيوز عربي - Protesters in Athens raised placards and chanted slogans, and the march passed in front of the Greek Parliament to the beat of drums.
«وامتلأت طرق العاصمة بحشود رفعت لافتات ورددت شعارات بينما مرت أمام البرلمان اليوناني على إيقاع قرع الطبول»
يورونيوز عربي - The protests reveal a pessimistic outlook among young people about their future, according to New York Times coverage.
«تكشف الاحتجاجات نظرة متشائمة لدى الشباب إزاء مستقبلهم»
The New York Times
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