French Students Reject PM's Pledge; Maduro Faces New Charges
“Paperwork is the one thing the powerful always lose. Back to Europe, where the students seem to have kept theirs.” — Gloria Vance, on air
On air: Gloria Vance and Hank Ledger on Europe OpenPublished
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- The GuardianFrench high school protests continue despite PM’s promise of action – Europe live
- BBCFormer Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro expected to face more charges this week
“Paperwork is the one thing the powerful always lose. Back to Europe, where the students seem to have kept theirs.”
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