On Wednesday, several thousand students took to the streets to protest what they called a broken promise. When politicians cut student grants, the demonstrators Politiken spoke with said, they are not just taking money from young people, but stripping away a margin of ease from an already pressured daily life.
Signs reading »Invest in my brain« and »Black money, free student grants« filled the streets of Copenhagen on Wednesday, as several thousand students demonstrated against cuts to the state student grant.
From City Hall Square to Christiansborg Palace Square, students marched together to protest what they called the government’s »betrayal« in its new budget proposal.
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