Greek youth "change will come from us"

Spotlight on young people in Greece, a few days of the legislative elections.

Shared youth, for some, between the desire to leave their country to find work and the desire to see a positive change for their future.

Giota Vamvaka, she had thought of going abroad, but it was ultimately too hard to leave his family.

After a degree in sociology, she pursued her studies in drama.

"The only job I was able to find, both before and during my studies, it is that of a waitress, nothing else, she said. Making coffee, serving, being behind the bar, it's a standard survival job part-time. "

His roommate, Thalis Politis did not find either a job in the sector for which he earned a degree, graphic arts. He studied in the same school drama that Giota. He wants a change in Greece will vote well. "I think it is our duty to vote because we are young and that change will come from us. If we do not take things in hand, nothing will happen. "

Thalis found a small role in a theatrical production. He is paid 10 euros for each performance.