C'est au sortir de la seconde guerre mondiale que nait le Secours Populaire, fruit d’une union entre le Secours Populaire de France et l’association nationale des victimes du nazisme. D’abord très marquée politiquement, soutenant les opprimés du franquisme ou de la dictature des colonels en Grèce, l’association s’engage au fil des années sur le front de l’action sociale, s’imposant comme l’un des étendards de la lutte contre la précarité et l’exclusion. Aujourd’hui, ce sont plus de 3 millions de personnes que, chaque année, le Secours Populaire aide, accompagne grâce à ses 80.000 bénévoles. Au sortir de ce deuxième confinement qui aura laissé des traces indélébiles, Marie-Françoise Thull, porte-parole de l’association, nous dresse un état des lieux d’une France au bord de l’asphyxie.
Emissions- Interviews d'Agents d'Entretiens
- Secours Populaire, sur tous les fronts !
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Nicolas Valiadis
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