A recent survey shows that only 36% of Europeans consistently support democracy, with most preferring strong leaders.
Adrian Rusu
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According to a poll by the European Movement, 64% of Europeans are inconsistent supporters of democracy, preferring stronger leaders. Sweden stands out with 52% supporting democracy, while in France and Romania this drops to 30%. The survey also shows significant support for European cooperation, including the integration of EU armed forces to deal with external threats.
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Europenii nu mai au încredere în democraţie, potrivit unui studiu. Nivelul scăzut de sprijin „este cu adevărat îngrijorător”. Cifrele pentru România. Într-o singură ţară UE nivelul de încredere trece de 50 la sută
Tot mai puțini europeni susțin democrația în mod consecvent. Românii și francezi, printre cei mai dezamăgiți
„Lipsiți de putere, dezamăgiți și deziluzionați” sau indiferența europenilor față de democrație. Ce cred românii (sondaj)
Susținerea pentru democrație scade în Europa, în special în România și Spania
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