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The videorecording (in Czech) from the presentation is available here: https://youtu.be/WzjJWm4IyPk?si=SImb06tuXGb30BEH .
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Presentation
- 2. Premises:
- 3. 1. Person 2. Space 3. Society
- 4. 1. Person What is a citizen? What is it to be a Bremen citizen? Who do you want to be? What role you want to have in society?
- 5. 2. Space What’s the difference between private and public space? How is perceived public space? What is the role of public space ? What is the role of a park in a city?
- 6. 3. Society What is the role of a person in society? In which measure a person is interdependent with a community?
- 7. ?
- 8. Politics.
- 9. Politics. It’s the only entity who has the power to chanche these dimentions in radical way.
- 10. A new party. With new, provocative, interfering ideas.
- 11. A new party. Which is built around the citizen.
- 12. Three points: 1. More rights 2. More privacy 3. Open up public spaces
- 13. 1. More rights .Tax reduction for Bremer Bürger .Active voting rights only for true Bremer .Excusive access to health and education .Bürger Park only for bürger
- 14. 2. More privacy .Relief from every public duty for bürger .Protection of privacy and private goods .Phone and smoke forbidden in public spaces
- 15. 3. Open up public spaces .Ad on Dom façade and Osterdeich .Private founds for green areas
- 16. A party in which citizens are first.
- 18. A party that wants to face the elector in a public space to hear what they think about their agenda.
- 19. A stand which present their ideas and allows to hear the ones of the citizens.
- 20. A stand which present their ideas and allows to hear the ones of the citizens. In the most crowded place in town.
- 22. A stand which is a basis for people to go around and give flyers and talk with the citizens.
- 24. Thank you for your attention, citizens!