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the Messiah will come, there will be no complains for sure. MIHAELA BÂRLEGI The house of the future will be a special one. At the entrance buttons will help uș to control that we need. This will be a period of automation when robots will make all the household chores. People will fly în their electric cars that charges from outlets. Children will study using computers and laptops. The houses will be round în such way that you can see în
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They will make all the shopping, while people will study and take care of the babies. No one will cook or prepare the meals anymore, they will rest. But jobs will still remain and the robots will be a sort of help, they will replace the janitors. Jobs will be highly paid and the work day will have only six hours. There is the possibility to be ruled by the robots, but that won’ț suit uș. I think în time
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by the gentle blow of the wind and, eventually, I sense the smells of the forest. I wish for a lily orchard, or at the șea side, or I wish to travel în the outer space. I imagine some sort of programs, some laser hardware or anything else which, when I sit în my armchair, will make me feel the see breeze, or to see myself floating between stars. This images will be at least 3D. I think this will happen
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care fac parte artiști din diferite spații culturale, și membru în mai multe colective de creație.</p> 2Tess Tchakara, Interviu cu <b>Guillermo Gómez-Peňa</b>, <b>The Year in Conversation</b>, 13 aprilie 2011.</p> 3Guillermo Gómez- Peňa, In Defence of Performance Art, în <b>Live. Art and Performance</b>, editat de Adrian Heathfield, Tate Publishing, London, 2004, p. 76</p>
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the officers was wounded. The incident caused a number of riots on the streets of the Villeneuve neighbourhood în Grenoble where the deceased young mân came from. The following night, near the town of Thésée-la-Romaine, în the French central region of Centre-Val de Loie, Luigi Duquenet, age 22, coming from a community of French nomads (gens du voyage), was shot dead by a gendarme, while driving alongside his cousin. The two refused to halt at a gendarmerie checkpoint and the officers
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dead by a gendarme, while driving alongside his cousin. The two refused to halt at a gendarmerie checkpoint and the officers quickly opened fire. Two days after, a few dozens people from the young mân’s community took the streets of Saint-Aignan and Saint-Romain - towns situated în the vicinity of the incident - and attacked several gendarmerie headquarters and public administration buildings. On July 19th 2010, the French minister of internal affairs arrived to Saint-Aignan to publicly condemn the riots, accompanied by
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few dozens people from the young mân’s community took the streets of Saint-Aignan and Saint-Romain - towns situated în the vicinity of the incident - and attacked several gendarmerie headquarters and public administration buildings. On July 19th 2010, the French minister of internal affairs arrived to Saint-Aignan to publicly condemn the riots, accompanied by 300 gendarmes and 2 helicopters.Sarkozy’s speech at Grenoble and the beginning of the anti-immigrant and anti-Roma offensive The reactions of those în power continued the subsequent
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gendarmes and 2 helicopters.Sarkozy’s speech at Grenoble and the beginning of the anti-immigrant and anti-Roma offensive The reactions of those în power continued the subsequent days. On July 21st, president Sarkozy announced the replacement of the regional prefect of Isère, Albert Dupuy, with that of Éric Le Douaron, a carrier officer, seen by the prefecture staff aș more of a president’s watchdog than a competent public administrator. The new prefect was tasked with with waging a “war on
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speech at Grenoble and the beginning of the anti-immigrant and anti-Roma offensive The reactions of those în power continued the subsequent days. On July 21st, president Sarkozy announced the replacement of the regional prefect of Isère, Albert Dupuy, with that of Éric Le Douaron, a carrier officer, seen by the prefecture staff aș more of a president’s watchdog than a competent public administrator. The new prefect was tasked with with waging a “war on crime”. On July 30th, once the
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not be granted citizenship once they become adults, while parents should also be made criminally liable for their children’s offences. Moreover, he proposed the withdrawal of social benefits for children who frequently cut classes. Another topic was the intention of setting the grounds for which French citizenship can be voided - a foreigner deliberately attacking an officer of the law. “We are paying the price for 50 years of poorly regulated immigration which made integration a complete failure” added the president
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benefits for children who frequently cut classes. Another topic was the intention of setting the grounds for which French citizenship can be voided - a foreigner deliberately attacking an officer of the law. “We are paying the price for 50 years of poorly regulated immigration which made integration a complete failure” added the president while also calling to arms against illegal immigration: “Someone without a legal status should not have more rights than a person who hâș credentials, a legal status... șo
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original countries.” And not last, the president pledged to dismantle half the romă settlements regarded aș illegal în the following 3 months by giving the prefects the power to handle evictions themselves. Another point on his agenda covered the reform of illegal immigration policies, în order to avoid the return of romă people each year on French territory. Met with resistance from the opposition and condemned by the Constituțional Council, some of the laws and governmental decisions, instated aș a result
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and governmental decisions, instated aș a result of the speech at Grenoble, were either withdrawn or suppressed. Amongst them: the law voiding the citizenship of naturalized residents within the past 10 years for those convicted of murder or attempted murder of a law enforcement officer; the laws regarding the withdrawal of social benefits for children who are cutting school; the laws regarding an immigrant parent's criminal liability for their children’s offenses; the laws giving prefects the right to evict
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at Grenoble, were either withdrawn or suppressed. Amongst them: the law voiding the citizenship of naturalized residents within the past 10 years for those convicted of murder or attempted murder of a law enforcement officer; the laws regarding the withdrawal of social benefits for children who are cutting school; the laws regarding an immigrant parent's criminal liability for their children’s offenses; the laws giving prefects the right to evict illegal settlements themselves, and the laws facilitating deportations. Aș far
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a month after the speech at Grenoble, the minister of internal affairs announced that 128 illegal settlements were demolished/closed down and around 1000 Romă were deported back to România. A common resistance front - La Pătate Chaude Aș a result of Sarkozy’s hostile declarations, în September 2010, several activists from Grenoble, formed an anti-racist platform for social equity, initially named “solidarité Roms” and later on “La Pătate Chaude” (the hoț potato). It included activist from groups and organizations engaged în
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equity, initially named “solidarité Roms” and later on “La Pătate Chaude” (the hoț potato). It included activist from groups and organizations engaged în social struggles, specifically focused on undocumented migrants and people without a shelter. The platform was also comprised of representatives from several political parties, union members, representatives of local officials, social workers, Romă people evicted from the recently destroyed settlements, evicted Romă families from the towns of Saint Martin d’Hères, Saint Martin le Vinoux, and La Tronche, French
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undocumented migrants and people without a shelter. The platform was also comprised of representatives from several political parties, union members, representatives of local officials, social workers, Romă people evicted from the recently destroyed settlements, evicted Romă families from the towns of Saint Martin d’Hères, Saint Martin le Vinoux, and La Tronche, French neighbors of the camps and other inhabitants of the Grenoble-Alpes area. La Pătate Chaude wants itself to be a group focused on political pressure, claims, and actions. The
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neighbors of the camps and other inhabitants of the Grenoble-Alpes area. La Pătate Chaude wants itself to be a group focused on political pressure, claims, and actions. The purpose of the group is to remind the state and local authorities of their obligation to act în accordance to basic human rights for everyone: access to education, housing, health services, work and social aid. Aș it is, the name of the collective is a reference to the tendency of public institutions to
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detention facilities, schools, and public administration. Some of the group’s actions and accomplishments are: Pressure on public institutions for easy access to education for Romă children În June 2012 they obtained the right for Romă people to oppose refusals of social housing requests. These efforts were made în association with the “Un toit pour tous” (A Roof for All) organisation. DALO - (Droit au logement opposable) refers to the possibility of someone requesting social housing to challenge the refusal of their
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refusals of social housing requests. These efforts were made în association with the “Un toit pour tous” (A Roof for All) organisation. DALO - (Droit au logement opposable) refers to the possibility of someone requesting social housing to challenge the refusal of their clăim în front of an administrative tribunal or a mediation committee. Prior to this, the refusal for social housing requests went undisputed. Public stands în support of asylum seekers în Grenoble, most of them Romă from the former Yugoslavia
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social housing to challenge the refusal of their clăim în front of an administrative tribunal or a mediation committee. Prior to this, the refusal for social housing requests went undisputed. Public stands în support of asylum seekers în Grenoble, most of them Romă from the former Yugoslavia. Their right to proper shelter was violated which forced them to câmp în parks and în front of the train station în the cold temperatures of the winter. On March 31st, together with several
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prefecture, aș a form of solidarity with the asylum seekers. The manifestation was violently repressed by the authorities, however the asylum seekers received accommodation în public shelters the following weeks. Starting with 2013, the group fights against the antisocial administration of emergency shelters, which is directly affecting the migrants who inhabit them. Through direct action, La Pătate Chaude managed to prevent a few dozen evictions from these centers from July 2013 to April 2014. More information on the group’s actions
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were a dysfunctional family, that creates discomfort for everyone and that’s it, this is the approach. But the police weren’ț supportive, they were drinking with my husband în the neighborhood. I hadn’ț expected to be considered guilty of all this, but the police, the husband and his family all thought I was the guilty one, because I hadn’ț puț up with it, I could have puț up with it longer. I don’ț think it is ok
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I gathered all the papers myself. I was told about the restriction order, but I hâd to get that one by myself aș well, of course with the help of a lawyer that I hâd to pay, and by means of a legal action. You need numerous forensic certificates, countless complaints filed, șo it is a very serious action, it lasts for quite a long time and it is not something that protects you. The only real option is to leave
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very serious action, it lasts for quite a long time and it is not something that protects you. The only real option is to leave the moment he first becomes violent, because nothing helps, you just have to get ouț of there. But women and mothers primarily think of their children and I think that most women accept it mainly because of that, because they have nowhere to go and nobody helps them the moment they need help, and not five
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