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The Factory (Daily Life 2016, by Enrico Gastaldello) - Swiss Press Award

Switzerland, Geneva, October 24, 2015. Following the Usine (Global Usine) support evening, the Geneva-based alternative venue closed its doors and invited all those present to a festive stroll through the city of Geneva. The goal was to denounce the dispute with State Councilor Pierre Maudet regarding the authorization of refreshment stands and the hostage-taking of the money from the Romandie lottery, which should have gone to the association.
Enrico Gastaldello
Switzerland, Geneva, October 24, 2015. Following the Usine (Global Usine) support evening, the Geneva-based alternative venue closed its doors and invited all those present to a festive stroll through the city of Geneva. The goal was to denounce the dispute with State Councilor Pierre Maudet regarding the authorization of refreshment stands and the hostage-taking of the money from the Romandie lottery, which should have gone to the association.
Photo / Daily Life
2016

The Factory

Enrico Gastaldello

October 24, 2015. Following the Global Usine support event, the Geneva-based alternative venue closed its doors and invited all those present to a festive stroll through the city of Geneva. The goal was to denounce the dispute between it and State Councilor Pierre Maudet.

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The Factory

tribune de Genève

Photo / Daily Life
2016

Enrico Gastaldello

October 24, 2015. Following the Global Usine support event, the Geneva-based alternative venue closed its doors and invited all those present to a festive stroll through the city of Geneva. The goal was to denounce the dispute between it and State Councilor Pierre Maudet.

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Enrico Gastaldello / Swiss Press Award

Enrico Gastaldello

photographe, Carouge, 1960

Photographe indépendant depuis 1985, j'ai crée le collectif Azzurro Matto la même année. Ce collectif c'est attaché à la couverture photographique des mouvements sociaux et culturels en Suisse et en Europe. dans le même temps, j'ai couvert le conflit israélo-palestinien de 1988 à 1992, j'y suis retourné lors de la deuxième intifada en 2000 et 2001ainsi que l'enterrement de Yasser Arafat en 2004. j'ai photographié en Irak les causes de l'embargo ainsi que la crise au Kosovo. Au début 2000, j'ai crée l'agence Pixsil.com avec d'autres photographes suisse. En 1996 j'intègre la rédaction de la Tribune de Genève en qualité d'iconographe. Actuellement je continue la photographie.

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