Il suffit de passer un peu de temps autour de Gabriel Nadeau-Dubois pour voir à quel point il est devenu une figure marquante de la grève étudiante. Des coups de klaxon, des poignées de main. Partout où il passe, les têtes se retournent.
A men shakes hand with CLASSE spokesperson Gabriel Nadeau Dubois, left, as he arrives at a meeting with Quebec education Minister Michelle Courchesne in Quebec City Tuesday May 29, 2012. The students and the Quebec government meet for the second day in a row to try to solve a strike over tuition fee that goes for more than 100 days. AFP PHOTO / FRANCIS VACHON
Photographier des manifs la nuit, c’est aussi devoir aller jouer dans les 12800 ISO (!!)
A man takes part into a demonstration in front of the building where the students and the Quebec government negotiate in Quebec City Tuesday May 29, 2012. The students and the Quebec government meet for the second day in a row to try to solve a strike over tuition fee that goes for more than 100 days. AFP PHOTO / FRANCIS VACHON
CLASSE spokesperson Gabriel Nadeau Dubois speaks to an AFP reporter in a one-on-one interview before going to a meeting with Quebec education Minister Michelle Courchesne in Quebec City Monday May 28, 2012. The students strike over tuition fee in the province of Quebec is now more than 100 days old and both parties agreed to sit down another time to solve the crisis. AFP PHOTO / FRANCIS VACHON
La vedette médiatique des dernières manifestations au Québec: la Banane Rebelle.
A man dressed as a banana takes part into a protest in Quebec City Monday May 28, 2012. The students strike over tuition fee in the province of Quebec is now more than 100 days old. AFP PHOTO / FRANCIS VACHONA man dressed as a banana is arrested during a protest in Quebec City Monday May 28, 2012. The students strike over tuition fee in the province of Quebec is now more than 100 days old. AFP PHOTO / FRANCIS VACHON
Après le dîner de la Fondation Nordiques, j’ai passé deux jours au Congrès de l’IOC SportAccord. Encore une fois, il faut prendre en photo des gens qui parlent en arrière d’un micro et essayer de rendre cela intéressant.
IOC President Jacques Rogge answers questions from the medias at the SportAccord conference in Quebec city Thursday May 24, 2012.Denis Oswald (left), member of the International Olympic Committee executive board, and Jacques Rogge, president of IOC, chat before the beginning of a joint meeting of the IOC EB and the Summer Olympic International Federation at the SportAccord conference in Quebec city Wednesday May 23, 2012. SportAccord promotes communication and cooperation among various international sports federations.
