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Most EU citizens agree that the EU should spend more on tackling poverty in developing countries.
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Old enough to vote yet? What do you know about elections? Voting is the highest form of participation available for citizens of democratic societies and a right that should be used to the fullest.
Have your say over politics, society, and economy and debate your ideas with politicians and other young people from across Europe.
Quelle influence a eu ton expérience ERASMUS sur ta perception de l’identité européenne et ta participation aux élections européennes ? Participe à l’enquête Erasmus sur le vote (EVA) et tu gagneras peut-être un voyage à Bruxelles !
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Luxembourg is a country with quite some structures addressing the needs of young people and listening to their opinion.
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Au Luxembourg, il existe une sorte de fédération des organisations de Jeunesse qui permet de donner la parole à leurs représentants.
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Structured Dialogue is a discussion between young people and policy makers about certain themes, to make sure the opinion of young people is taken into account in defining the EU’s youth policies.
There are different ways of getting your ideas across, such as voting or Structured Dialogue. But if it’s not election time or if your issue is not exactly related to politics, there are other ways you can be heard.
What would you do if you were in charge? The citizens’ initiative allows you to have input into EU policies and even propose your own legislation.
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