The editorial of Jean-Emmanuel Ducoin. The immense success of the Festival of Humanity – not being unacceptable to mainstream media – crystallised the full range of ongoing debate and, perhaps, spurred thoughts of political change.
A strange “after-party”. A mix of real-life dream and profound desires to get to grips with political issues of the noblest sort, as if we all were, already, trustees of a gigantic unifying chain of hundreds of thousands of hands, swelled by fair winds driving us (...)
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