Criss-crossing the streets of Budapest, you catch on quite quickly that the Hungarian capital is an erudite mix of lights and shadows. Take Józsefváros, the inner city slum-like neighbourhood, which skims the posher areas where Porsches replace the old Skodas. As part of a monthly EU cities reporting project in Budapest, French photographer Damien Sueur aims at bringing light to the most sombre parts of the Hungarian capital
Budapest western railway station or 'Nyugati pályaudvar' (Image: ©Damien Sueur/ damienrayuela.fr/)
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07/04/10
Tags : EUcrisis on the ground, travail, travailleurs sociaux, Hongrie, crise économique, Budapest, Photographie, marché de l'emploi, chômage, Emploi, croissance.
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