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The document discusses European elections happening this year and active participation in democracy. It asks questions about e-democracy, participation in local associations, opinions on e-voting, life without the internet, the need for government e-communication tools, and use of social media. The respondent shows a lack of knowledge about some topics like e-democracy and e-voting, but thinks tools for e-communication are necessary and couldn't imagine life without the internet.
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- 1. READY STEADY GO!!!READY STEADY GO!!!
- 2. Which important event will take place this year? The European elections!! The European Days!!
- 4. What does active participation mean to you? Uhmmm..I have no idea..
- 6. To say what you think without censorship.. What is your definition of e-democracy?
- 8. What kind of participation do you know? Are you a member of a local association? Entertainment for young people We are members of youth association
- 10. What do you think about e-vote and is it a chance or a risk for citizens? I heard about it but I don't know anything about it!!
- 12. Can you imagine a life without the internet? No!!! I can't: I work every day with the Internet, it's necessary!!
- 14. Do you think the state should Develop tools for e-communications with citizens? Yes, I think it's necessary
- 16. What you can say about WEB 2.0? Do you use social media? No, I don't use it..