eh ben... on dirait la grece...
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstop ... tests.html
The telegraph ce jour By Richard Edwards, Crime Correspondent, Nick Collins and Andy Bloxham
Tuition fees: police officer knocked unconscious as first violence breaks out at protests
A police officer has been knocked unconscious by protesters as the first trouble broke out at the student tuition fees march, with demonstrators breaching barriers into Parliament Square.
The officer was dragged to safety by colleagues after being hit on the head in Kingsway as tens of thousands of students gathered in London in a last-ditch protest against the Government's plans to allow English universities to charge up to £9,000 per year in fees from 2012.
un policier blessé à la t^te, des milleirs de manifestants. Ca ne se calme pas du tout...
Scuffles also broke out as riot officers formed lines behind barriers and police vans to block off Parliament Square in Westminster. Hundreds of students pushed through the barriers, and flares were lit, as they streamed through gates on to the green in the square.
Inside the building, MPs are preparing to debate controversial proposals to treble university tuition fees.
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There was speculation that up to half of the Liberal Democrat MPs could rebel against the Government later today.
Manif devant le parlement au passage...
Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg earlier branded opponents of tuition fee rises as "dreamers", and insisted he was not ashamed of backing the plans because he was dealing with "the way the world is".
Meanwhile, Mr Cable said only Father Christmas could satisfy the demands for expensive, popular policies.
ok lisez bien la phrase du dessous, car cette demande de ne pas augmenter les droits d'entrée (à faire auprès du pere noel), est justement la promesse électorale des Lib Dems...
The comments came amid frantic efforts to prevent a major split in the coalition on the controversial issue of university funding.
Voila le risque... risque d'éclatement de la coalition parlementaire sous pression de la rue...
"Before the election, they promised families and young people that they would oppose any increase in tuition fees," he said.
"Today it looks like many Lib Dems will break that promise. To abstain in this vote will simply allow the Government to increase tuition fees.
ce sont les travaux publics ou le bâtiment ?
