"Library Building"

#12038624

10 Feb 2025

The Beijing City Library in Beijing, China, on February 9, 2025, receives an average of tens of thousands of people a day, and the reading area is lit up 24 hours a day at night. It carries out more than 1,000 reading-themed activities every year, building a multi-cultural complex.

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#12038625

10 Feb 2025

The Beijing City Library in Beijing, China, on February 9, 2025, receives an average of tens of thousands of people a day, and the reading area is lit up 24 hours a day at night. It carries out more than 1,000 reading-themed activities every year, building a multi-cultural complex.

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#12038626

10 Feb 2025

The Beijing City Library in Beijing, China, on February 9, 2025, receives an average of tens of thousands of people a day, and the reading area is lit up 24 hours a day at night. It carries out more than 1,000 reading-themed activities every year, building a multi-cultural complex.

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#12038627

10 Feb 2025

The Beijing City Library in Beijing, China, on February 9, 2025, receives an average of tens of thousands of people a day, and the reading area is lit up 24 hours a day at night. It carries out more than 1,000 reading-themed activities every year, building a multi-cultural complex.

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#12038628

10 Feb 2025

The Beijing City Library in Beijing, China, on February 9, 2025, receives an average of tens of thousands of people a day, and the reading area is lit up 24 hours a day at night. It carries out more than 1,000 reading-themed activities every year, building a multi-cultural complex.

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#12038629

10 Feb 2025

The Beijing City Library in Beijing, China, on February 9, 2025, receives an average of tens of thousands of people a day, and the reading area is lit up 24 hours a day at night. It carries out more than 1,000 reading-themed activities every year, building a multi-cultural complex.

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#12038630

10 Feb 2025

The Beijing City Library in Beijing, China, on February 9, 2025, receives an average of tens of thousands of people a day, and the reading area is lit up 24 hours a day at night. It carries out more than 1,000 reading-themed activities every year, building a multi-cultural complex.

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#12016280

4 Feb 2025

A man stands in front of a 'Toulouse Metropole' building. Several trade unions, mainly SUD and the CGT, call for a gathering in front of one of the buildings of the Toulouse Metropole to protest against sweeping cuts. The mayor of Toulouse, Jean-Luc Moudenc (LR right), and the head of Toulouse Metropole demand sweeping cuts across the board. In his line of sight are sectors of culture (theaters, activities for children, public libraries), sports such as public swimming pools, science popularization (Quai des Savoirs, National Museum of Natural History), social services, and even school canteens. He plans to allocate more money to security cameras (more than 4,000 planned for 2025) and local police. The French government demands the cuts due to a significant shortfall in public finances. The cuts are planned to be anywhere between -60% and -30% of their latest budgets. In Toulouse, France, on February 4, 2025.

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#12016284

4 Feb 2025

A unionist from the SUD trade union participates in a gathering called by several trade unions, mainly SUD and the CGT, in front of a building of the Toulouse Metropole to protest against sweeping cuts. The mayor of Toulouse, Jean-Luc Moudenc (LR right), and the head of Toulouse Metropole demand sweeping cuts across various sectors, including culture (theaters, activities for children, public libraries), sports (such as public swimming pools), science popularization (Quai des Savoirs, National Museum of Natural History), social services, and even school canteens. He plans to allocate more funds to security cameras (more than 4,000 planned for 2025) and local police. The French government demands these cuts due to a significant shortfall in public finances, with reductions planned between -60% and -30% of their latest budgets. This event takes place in Toulouse, France, on February 4, 2025.

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#12016285

4 Feb 2025

Protesters hold a placard reading 'Culture: programmed destruction of culture, everything will disappear' in front of a Toulouse Metropole building. Several trade unions, mainly SUD and the CGT, call for a gathering in front of a Toulouse Metropole building to protest against sweeping cuts. The mayor of Toulouse, Jean-Luc Moudenc (LR right), and the head of Toulouse Metropole demand sweeping cuts across the board. In his line of sight are sectors of culture (theaters, activities for children, public libraries), sports such as public swimming pools, sciences popularization (Quai des Savoirs, National Museum of Natural History), social services, and even school canteens. He plans to allocate more money to security cameras (more than 4,000 planned for 2025) and local police. The French government demands the cuts due to a significant shortfall in public finances. The cuts are planned to be anywhere between -60% and -30% of their latest budgets in Toulouse, France, on February 4, 2025.

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#12016278

4 Feb 2025

Someone reads a paper explaining the reasons for the strike and the gathering of workers in Toulouse Metropole. Several trade unions, mainly SUD and the CGT, call for a gathering in front of one of the buildings of the Toulouse Metropole to protest against sweeping cuts. The mayor of Toulouse, Jean-Luc Moudenc (LR right), and the head of Toulouse Metropole demand sweeping cuts across the board. In his line of sight are sectors of culture (theaters, activities for children, public libraries), sports such as public swimming pools, science popularization (Quai des Savoirs, National Museum of Natural History), social services, and even school canteens. He plans to allocate more money to security cameras (more than 4,000 planned for 2025) and local police. The French government demands the cuts due to a significant shortfall in public finances. The cuts are planned to be anywhere between -60% and -30% of their latest budgets in Toulouse, France, on February 4, 2025.

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#12016281

4 Feb 2025

A trade unionist speaks to the crowd. Several trade unions, mainly SUD and the CGT, call for a gathering in front of one of the buildings of the Toulouse Metropole to protest against sweeping cuts. The mayor of Toulouse, Jean-Luc Moudenc (LR right), and the head of Toulouse Metropole demand sweeping cuts across the board. In his line of sight are sectors of culture (theaters, activities for children, public libraries), sports such as public swimming pools, sciences popularization (Quai des Savoirs, National Museum of Natural History), social services, and even school canteens. He plans to allocate more money to security cameras (more than 4,000 planned for 2025) and local police. The French government demands the cuts due to a significant shortfall in public finances. The cuts are planned to be anywhere between -60% and -30% of their latest budgets in Toulouse, France, on February 4, 2025.

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#12016282

4 Feb 2025

A woman holds a cardboard sign reading 'Culture: programmed destruction of culture, everything will disappear'. Several trade unions, mainly SUD and the CGT, call for a gathering in front of one of the buildings of the Toulouse Metropole to protest against sweeping cuts. The mayor of Toulouse, Jean-Luc Moudenc (LR right), and the head of Toulouse Metropole demand sweeping cuts across the board. In his line of sight are sectors of culture (theaters, activities for children, public libraries), sports such as public swimming pools, science popularization (Quai des Savoirs, National Museum of Natural History), social services, and even school canteens. He plans to allocate more money to security cameras (more than 4,000 planned for 2025) and local police. The French government demands the cuts due to a significant shortfall in public finances. The cuts are planned to be anywhere between -60% and -30% of their latest budgets in Toulouse, France, on February 4, 2025.

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#12016283

4 Feb 2025

A worker and trade unionist of the CGT holds a flag of the local branch 'Toulouse Municipality'. Several trade unions, mainly SUD and the CGT, call for a gathering in front of one of the buildings of the Toulouse Metropole to protest against sweeping cuts. The mayor of Toulouse, Jean-Luc Moudenc (LR right), and the head of Toulouse Metropole demand sweeping cuts across the board. In his line of sight are sectors of culture (theaters, activities for children, public libraries), sports such as public swimming pools, sciences popularization (Quai des Savoirs, National Museum of Natural History), social services, and even school canteens. He plans to allocate more money to security cameras (more than 4,000 planned for 2025) and local police. The French government demands the cuts due to a significant shortfall in public finances. The cuts are planned to be anywhere between -60% and -30% of their latest budgets. In Toulouse, France, on February 4, 2025.

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#12016287

4 Feb 2025

Workers and trade unionists of the CGT hold the flag of the local branch 'Toulouse Municipality'. Several trade unions, mainly SUD and the CGT, call for a gathering in front of one of the buildings of the Toulouse Metropole to protest against sweeping cuts. The mayor of Toulouse, Jean-Luc Moudenc (LR right), and the head of Toulouse Metropole demand sweeping cuts across the board. In his line of sight are sectors of culture (theaters, activities for children, public libraries), sports such as public swimming pools, science popularization (Quai des Savoirs, National Museum of Natural History), social services, and even school canteens. He plans to allocate more money to security cameras (more than 4,000 planned for 2025) and local police. The French government demands the cuts due to a significant shortfall in public finances. The cuts are planned to be anywhere between -60% and -30% of their latest budgets. In Toulouse, France, on February 4, 2025.

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#12016288

4 Feb 2025

A trade unionist holds a flag of the CGT 'Toulouse' municipality. Several trade unions, mainly SUD and the CGT, call for a gathering in front of one of the buildings of the Toulouse Metropole to protest against sweeping cuts. The mayor of Toulouse, Jean-Luc Moudenc (LR right), and the head of Toulouse Metropole demand sweeping cuts across the board. In his line of sight are sectors of culture (theaters, activities for children, public libraries), sports such as public swimming pools, sciences popularization (Quai des Savoirs, National Museum of Natural History), social services, and even school canteens. He plans to allocate more money to security cameras (more than 4,000 planned for 2025) and local police. The French government demands the cuts due to a significant shortfall in public finances. The cuts are planned to be anywhere between -60% and -30% of their latest budgets in Toulouse, France, on February 4, 2025.

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