If inflation inflates the bills of French households, it is perhaps even more devastating for certain students who are recipients of scholarships, which themselves increase only very little.
More and more of them are therefore turning to food distributions organized on campuses.
The example of Rennes-2 University is a glaring example: “The queue is very long and from week to week, it's always full, regrets Marco, student and member of a student union.
Student precariousness does not stop”.
"It's intolerable in a country as rich as France"
Macha, Evaelle, Anthyme, Manon or even Ulysse are among the students who came today to look for food supplies.
Grant holders, their little job does not always allow them to pay their rent and fill their fridge in a context where the price of products has risen sharply: "from the 15th of the month, I have almost nothing left on my account, testifies Ulysses.
Surviving with 200 bullets per month is more and more complicated”.
“It is completely intolerable, especially in a country as rich as France, that young people can live in such great precariousness, indignant Erwan, member of the same student union.
It shows that there is a huge problem of distribution of wealth, a huge problem of profit-sharing in the conditions of youth.
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