Por Marcin Zaborowski Hasta hace poco, en la Unión Europea se hablaba de Polonia como un extraordinario ejemplo de éxito. Se había incorporado al club en 2004 y, desde entonces, no había dejado de crecer en prestigio e importancia hasta 2015, como demuestra la elección de su ex primer ministro Donald Tusk para el puesto de…
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The European Solidarity Corps project helps young Europeans to find temporary work placements. Critics warn of replacing quality jobs with unpaid volunteering.
Portugal has turned its economy around, slashing the deficit. This should boost investor confidence, but rating agencies won’t take Lisbon off the junk pile.
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Nuriye Gülmen and Semih Özakça have been on hunger strike for more than two months since being dismissed under Turkey’s post-coup purge. But international solidarity grows.
Corruption weakens economies, deepens inequality and undermines democracy. And the citizens are always left to foot the bill. It’s time to say enough is enough.
