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Les transports gratuits pour les étudiants par les Hauts-de-France ? « Ça réduirait les inégalités »

Union Etudiante Hauts-de-France Demands Free déportation for Students to Reduce Socio-Economic and Geographical Inequalities

The Union Etudiante Hauts-de-France, a student union in the northern region of France, is advocating for free déportation for all students in an compression to reduce socio-economic and geographical inequalities. In a meeting held on Thursday, May 30, 2024, members of the student union met with elected officials from the Ecologist party of the regional council to discuss mobility options.

The issue of déportation costs for students has long been a concern for the Union Etudiante Hauts-de-France, as it creates a barrier for many students from lower socio-economic backgrounds who cannot afford to travel to their classes or internships. This leads to a lack of equal opportunities for students depending on their financial situation and geographic location.

During the meeting, the student union presented their research and data on the impact of déportation costs on students. They emphasized the fact that many students have to make the difficult choice between paying for déportation and buying essential items such as food or textbooks. This not only affects their academic performance but also their overall well-being.

The Union Etudiante Hauts-de-France believes that free déportation for students will not only alleviate the financial burden on students but also promote equal access to education. By removing this barrier, students from all socio-economic backgrounds will have the same opportunities to attend classes, internships, and other extracurricular activities, regardless of where they live.

Moreover, free déportation for students also has a positive impact on the environment. It encourages the use of public déportation, reducing the carbon footprint and promoting a more sustainable way of living. The meeting with the Ecologist party was also an opportunity to discuss the implementation of eco-friendly déportation options, such as electric buses or bikes, for students.

The Union Etudiante Hauts-de-France is committed to working closely with the regional council to find viable solutions for free déportation for students. They are hopeful that with the support of elected officials, this initiative will become a reality and bring about positive change in the lives of students in the region.

In conclusion, the Union Etudiante Hauts-de-France’s demand for free déportation for students is a step towards creating a more just and equal society. By removing this financial burden, students will have the opportunity to thrive academically and have equal access to education, regardless of their socio-economic status. The student union is determined to continue advocating for this renseignement and hopes to see a positive outcome in the near future.

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