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Europe, the great unknown

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50 years of European Union (EU) and has yet to finish among Europeans materialize the idea of \u200b\u200bthe supranational state. Europe is the great unknown for many, is that the functions of an MEP, Parliament's powers, the countries comprising the EU, the presidency who is responsible, and many more issues are outside the reach of the vast majority of population.

seems that the EU has been made only for the political class, for those who govern us and to European citizens little paint on it, or is that perhaps we had to participate in all kinds of referendums or giving us explanations of and something else? A simple vote in Spain on whether or not we were in favor of the Constitution and the election of our candidate for the EU presidency has been the background of involvement of European citizens.
Eurosceptic
My position is not yet clear that I have won the European Union with countries from Europe. Inequalities between countries and others, the introduction of the euro raised inflation in our country, the elimination of borders, the loss of national characteristics, or the possible inclusion of countries like Turkey where 90% of territory and population has nothing to about us.

Currently I see more disadvantages than advantages. I get the impression that the EU has done so only to deal with the United States and not find the real interests of the Europeans. Europe is the great unknown, little is known about it, and meanwhile I the only feeling I have is to be English.

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The vote of discontent

1. 1. 'Essay on the lucidity' is a timid criticism of corrupt democracy without values. Saramago is very superficial. It focuses on describing how they would react the circles of power. But forget the citizens who ultimately changed the situation through their votes and their sense common. The end of the novel is very open and invites the interpretation of each, but the author seems not to decide to 'wet' at all.
2. This raises a debate on the functioning of democracy in which we live, and highlights the voting power of citizens, not only to elect the leaders, but to cast blank ballots to express their dissatisfaction with the situation living. Modern societies have never been suggested that would happen in a similar situation. There has always been about low turnout, more or less number of blank ballots, but none has been so high as to ask what now? and no watches that at least for now, may occur.
3. electoral processes in many blank votes have tried to classify as an undemocratic or anti-vote, but the white voter who votes is simply someone who is not satisfied with the functioning of democracy and choose that way of putting it. If the white vote reached the barrier of 3% or 5%, we should let free seats in a camera?
4. This topic seems too opportunistic, Saramago believes that we must take into account this possibility, and in my opinion the vote of the disaffected is significant but not so much weight on results. Be considered as an act of self-criticism, not a real option. In recent elections Catalonia blank vote stood for more than 2%, around 60,000 people. One thing to keep in mind, which is considered very large compared to elections of modern societies, but that does not affect the meaning of things, let alone be close to reaching that 70% to advocating Saramago. Saramago
5. confronts us from the front pages the story of an act "strange", the white voting majority of a population. The answer, some labor leaders at any time cease to be stereotypes, is to leave the place to wait outside the own people suffer the consequences of uncontrolled and unchecked autonomy that can not be reached create. The structure seems weak, and the theme, though possible, very unlikely to treat it as a possible real event.

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José Saramago, changing the world through literature


a journalist José Saramago, Portuguese writer and playwright, 84, whose greatest achievement was undoubtedly the achievement of the Nobel Prize for literature in 1998.

This man has been writing since 1947 and has won numerous literary prizes. They say that he maintains an exquisite style and commitment to the world that is not due to partisan interests, but it is true that in 1969 he joined the Portuguese Communist Party and joined in 1974 to the "Carnation Revolution " to end the dictatorship and establish democracy. It is considered one of the great figures of XXI century.

His book entitled "Essay on the lucidity" is about what would happen if in the elections, over 80% of the population of a city or a country decides to cast blank ballots. This question is the starting point for the author to articulate his novel. In it, the inhabitants of a fictional city, capital of a state that could be anything, decide, individually, to vote en masse and in black. Saramago

analyze this situation from a very personal perspective on how they see the world. The answer that the ruling would give an action of this type is the central theme of the novel. Around him articulate other small stories: those of different people, from the prime minister of police inspector must investigate the situation, which give their particular view of the facts. Their common point is that while at first everyone thinks that white vote due to a conspiracy, then realize that what happens is that there has been a small peaceful and democratic revolution of some citizens unhappy with politicians and the kind of politics.