
Young people from various European countries are mobilizing in the face of unemployment, high housing prices and the lack of political response.
Young people across Europe, from Portugal to Poland, are protesting against job insecurity, high rents and a lack of listening from policy makers, feeling that their future will be worse than that of their parents.
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Young Europeans face higher than average unemployment rates and increasing difficulties in accessing housing.
Sky-high rents, dead-end studies, an uncertain job and economic future... From Portugal to Poland, young people take to the streets. They accumulate higher levels of unemployment than other sectors of the population and a feeling that they are going to live worse than their parents. In each country, the demands are different, but they are united by the same feeling: that of not being listened to by political leaders.
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