2023-05-11 03:30:07
Switzerland will soon be home to 9 million inhabitants. Some fear an overpopulated country, too cramped, others see it as the sign of a Switzerland which is doing well, which is innovating. Mobility, jobs, housing, birth rate and aging: this growth raises many questions. Le Temps offers you a special file.
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Smashed parking lot, broken barriers, torn blinds, empty, gaping halls, open to the four winds. Placed at the end of Bussigny, on the edge of a still congested motorway, the old Veillon site – the name reminiscent of the thick mail order catalogs of yesteryear – has long been nothing more than a concrete carcass. An industrial wasteland like the west of Lausanne has known so many and which awaits its demolition to make way for a new district. But on this mild spring evening, this place is the most hype in French-speaking Switzerland. The sun has not yet set when the first electro sounds shake the walls. Facing the DJs, the assistance is colorful, between local elected officials and young clubbers, the former a glass of white wine in hand, the latter having opted for beer in a recyclable cup. A few speeches later, the Hyper Ouest festival is officially launched.
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