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Claudie Haigneré — ‘Girls who see women as leaders, grow into those roles more freely’

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Many women struggle to break the so-called ‘glass ceiling’. Frenchwoman Claudie Haignere went one further — breaking through the earth’s atmosphere to travel to space.

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Claudie Haigneré — ‘Girls who see women as leaders, grow into those roles more freely’

Many women struggle to break the so-called ‘glass ceiling’. Frenchwoman Claudie Haignere went one further — breaking through the earth’s atmosphere to travel to space.

·Brussel, Belgium
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EU Observer broke the news in Brussel, Belgium on Wednesday, July 2, 2025.
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