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Do you want a better life?

Just vote and change it !

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The EU is trying to fight air pollution on many fronts, and the goals are:

-To improve what we eat

-To increase efficency of public transport

-To reduce CO2 emissions

-To use more renewable energies

-To improve efficency of buildings

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Humanity knows no border, vote for living together better.

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YOUR HEALTH,YOUR DESTINY. Vote because your vote is important for an innovative healthcare system.

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If you want to continue to have welfare state, you need to vote consciously!

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Together for an accessible and innovative European healthcare: your vote makes the difference!

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We shall not abandon any European.

Save Europe, Vote for a better Europe, be a proud European.

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If you want the best for everyone from the future, vote for the best.

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Saving a life can save the world, so vote

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Vote for the protection of human rights.

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Vote for a better future for the next generation

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your vote can change everything

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JUSTICE AND FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS. (Denise and Fabion)

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JUSTICE AND FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS. (Denise and Fabion)

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The European Union is founded on the values of respect for human dignity, freedom, democracy, equality, the rule of law and respect for human rights.

To ensure that these values are respected, serious and persistent breaches of EU values by a Member State are sanctioned by the EU.

The Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union guarantees to all the individual, civil, political, economic and social rights enjoyed by citizens of the European Union.

Any individual can also turn to the European Court of Human Rights, which rules on violations of civil and political rights.

The European Parliament is fully committed to respecting fundamental rights throughout the Union.

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Rights on the workplace (Denise, Hassia, Gianni)

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Rights on the workplace (Denise, Hassia, Gianni)

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Every EU worker has certain minimum rights relating to:

health and safety at work: general rights and obligations, workplaces, work equipment, specific risks and vulnerable workers;

equal opportunities for women and men: equal treatment at work, pregnancy, maternity/parent leave;

protection against discrimination based on sex, race, religion, age, disability and sexual orientation;

labour law: part-time work, fixed-term contracts, working hours, employment of young people;

EU institutions have adopted the “Reinforced Youth Guarantee” to ensure that all young people under the age of 30 receive a good quality offer of employment, continued education, apprenticeship or traineeship within a period of 4 months of becoming unemployed or leaving education.

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European Parliament have to create a fairer, efficient and more sustainable migration and asylum process.

To do that, they are involved in the "New Pact on migration and asylum"

New Pact is a set of regulation and polices that are used to make it possible;

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Importance of Travelling

Travel allows us to change prospective, to look at the world with different eyes and to appreciate our things more.

Advantages of being a EU citizen

You can travel, study, work and live in any EU country. The free movement of people is possible thanks to the EU single market. The EU has eliminated obstacles to free trade between its members. In other words, it is possible to produce, sell and buy goods anywhere in the EU.

Youth in EU

Every yearstheEU it offers young people the opportunity to study, carry out training activities and gain experience abroad.

Erasmus+ is a program for education, training, youth and sport in Europe.

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Migration is a European challenge

In 2023 more than 274.404 migrants arrived in EU and 8565 died

European Parliament established the "New pact on migration and asylum"

They try to reach Europe mainly vai 4 main migratory routes

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WE NEED MORE SOCIAL SECURITY IN THE EU (Ilaria and Lorenzo)

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WE NEED MORE SOCIAL SECURITY IN THE EU (Ilaria and Lorenzo)

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The EU provides common rules to protect our social security rights, it includes:

Healthcare

Work

Employment

Family benefits

Help vulnerable people

We need social security because it's necessary that a welfare state gives support to its citizens in needs, and so also the union of welfare states has to do that.

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From the European Comission the population of Europe is of 446.7 million inhabitants living in the EU and 23.8 million are non-EU citizens.

The reasons are:

ethnic

religious

racial

political

cultural persecution

Contries with the highestnumber of foreigners present in contries are Germany(7.5 milion), Italy(5 milion), Spain (4.5 milion) and France (4.4 milion)

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Health - European health   (Gaia & Manuel)

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Health - European health   (Gaia & Manuel)

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The provisional agreement reached today between the Council and the Parliament amends the Commission’s original proposal in a number of key areas, including:

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Sensitive data

Trusted data holders

Clinically significant findings

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-An issue for all european countries and not just for border countries

-In 2023 220.000 migrants arrived in Europe and 2,800 died or went missing.

-New pact on migration and asylum:

proposed in September 2020

-Why are they running away?

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Earth, Our Home, Our Responsibility.

Save your future, vote today.

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Youth vote: Let us decide our future!

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Sustaining yourself and your family (Giulio)

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Sustaining yourself and your family (Giulio)

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In 2017, the Commission presented the European Pillar of Social Rights (EPSR), which sets out 20 key principles and rights to support a renewed process of convergence towards better living and working conditions. These were the first main goals:

Employment: at least 78% of the population aged 20 to 64 should be in employment by 2030;

Skills: at least 60% of all adults should participate in training every year.

But also, Eu has realised that in order to reach for these golas is necessary to:

Improve employment guidelines, drawn up by the Commission and adopted by the Council after consulting Parliament;

profram a joint employment report, published by the Commission and adopted by the Council;

Reform a National programme;

Adopt Country reports and country-specific recommendations, drawn up by the Commission, with the latter being adopted by the Council.

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JUSTICE AND FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS (by Denise and Fabion)

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JUSTICE AND FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS (by Denise and Fabion)

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Every european citizen enjoys the same fundamental rights based on:

Equality

Non Discrimination

Inclusion

Human Dignity

Freedom

Democracy

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"Protect Our Planet, Preserve Our Future" (Sara B.)

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"Protect Our Planet, Preserve Our Future" (Sara B.)

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TARGETS:

Reducing emissions of 55% by 2030 and climate neutrality by 2050

Creating benefits such as cleaner air, water and soil

Reducing energy bill, renovated homes

Better public transport

Helthier food and better health

Renewble energy (new job places)

Prevention and reduction of pollution

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Erasmus is a program created by the EU that allows students and staffs study or work in different countries across Europe.

Why is it important?

1. cultural exchange: understanding different cultures

2. language skills: opportunity to improve language skills

3. personal development

4. academic enrichment

5. european integration: european values, cooperation, and solidarity

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Be grateful to have this opportunity

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The EU institutions are now proposing legislations and policies to promote good governance and human and economic development. There are some main points such as :

People: End poverty and hunger in all forms and ensure dignity and equality

Planet: Protect future generations from environmental destruction and resource depletion

Prosperity: Ensure prosperous and fulfilling lives in harmony with nature

Peace: Create peaceful, just and inclusive societies

Partnership: Implement development work through global partnership

EU actions per sector

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Your vote is your voice, make it heard for your health.

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Voting can mean experiences

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Prioritizing health is crucial for a community of 27 member states and 448 million people, this is why many diseases that are concerning today's life are being constantly studied and analysed by Eu to look for a cure

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1-Promote health,prevent disease and foster healthy lifestyles

2-Protect EU citizens from serious cross border health threats

3-Contribute to innovative, efficient and sustainable health system

4-Facilitate access to high , safe healthcare for EU citizens

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1. Cultural Exchange: understanding different cultures by

2. Language Skills: opportunity to improve language skills.

3. Personal Development

4. Academic Enrichment

5. European Integration: European values, cooperation, and solidarity.

6. Erasmus+ Programme

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Schengen Area

-As an EU national, you enjoy the right of free movement.

-The Schengen area is a travel zone without borders between the 27 Schengen countries.

-It allows EU nationals and many non-EU nationals to travel freely without border checks.

-Since 1985, it’s kept growing, and now covers almost all EU countries and a few non-EU countries.

-Travelling is important because it makes you learn new cultures, it encourages you to make new experiences and learn new lenguages.

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Build your future.