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It monopolizes the action of politicians and occupies all the media space, but the health crisis must not make us forget the territorial and social fractures which continue to cross the country.
Especially since the pandemic has already amplified these.
In her new book,
Our Suspended Campaigns
(éd. De L'Observatoire), Salomé Berlioux gives voice to the 6 out of 10 French people who live outside large metropolises and their suburbs: farmers, traders, craftsmen, hoteliers.
There, teleworking was not an option: in municipalities with less than 1,000 inhabitants, more than 3 out of 10 consumers do not have access to the Internet, recalls in particular the essayist and founder of the association
Chemins d 'futures.
And how do you continue to school at home without a home connection?
Impossible, "however
, during the confinement, the decision-makers were mainly worried about the educational break and the digital divide for young people
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