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What do you think about integration of technology into the education system? Not every person can understand and learn from a teacher. What if you give them specialized laptops to find information in the way that makes it easier for them to understand? For example, if someone cannot understand math when the teacher is explaining it but can easily understand it when he watches it on Youtube. The teacher could give them a specific goal or topic they need to understand and then they can choose to either learn it from the teacher or to find the information somewhere in the net. It would also help students with being better at finding information online, even tho i think that almost everyone can do that. I think it could benefit the students as the one-size-fit solution doesent always work. There needs to be more individuality in the educational system, even if it may be hard to implement in some cases.

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The Europeans have developed a federal organization that strives for sovereignty and protection of cultures, as well as cooperation in social, economic and political ways.

We also held referendums in all EU states from 2004 to 2007 to make the Lisbon Treatya reality after the failure of the European Constitution. The lisbon treaty is a pure constitutional document which, like the 10 amendments of the US Constitution, protects the rights and freedom of the EU citizens in 51 articles "legally binding". As well as modernizing and re-defining the Maastricht and Rome agreements in the Treaty of the European Union and the Treaty on the functioning of the European Union. This means that the EU citizens of the Union have voted in favor of a constitutional document of the Union.

The form of the EU is called "suis generis". That is, an organization which shares federal and confederal structures, that allow supranational policies and intergovernmentalism to go hand in hand.

We also have a flag, currency, anthem and common itizenship within the Union. A federal form of competences division is firmly anchored in the European constitutional document.

Common institutions:

• EU Council
• EU Commission
• EU Parliament
• EU Central Bank
• EU Defence Agency
• EUROPOL
• EU Investment Bank
• EU Court of Justice
• European public prosecutor office

We have freedom of movement and no internal borders.
We enjoy common defence policies and institutions: PESCO, EDA, LIVEX, FRONTEX and an EU Defence and Security Fund.

We promote supranational regulations and intergovernmentalism via democratic means, i.e. EU elections for the EU Parliament and the connection of the heads of states in the EU Council. In the EU Council, the heads of states also agree on common foreign policies exercised via the EU Commissioner for Foreign Affairs, ratification of treaties and trade agreements between states and the EU.

What we are now integrating and developing further is:

• Completion of the banking union
• The capital markets union
• The EU insolvency law
• The fiscal union
• Further development of the defense union and foreign policy
• The transparency of the institutions, the reforms to the VETO right, ensuring the right of initiative of the EU Parliament and better financing of the EU budget

Further topics will develop in the future. In every crisis, the EU has managed to emerge more developed and more integrated than before.

Long live the European Union and the constitution of the free Europe! :D

There is a lot of Opposition in France but I can't see Macron Vetoing it, but what about other countires? Italy? Hungary? Romania?

It's very neo-liberal so I can't see why the Spanish government would be in favour of it.

Mny thks