In Spain, VOX has gained a place in the European Parliament

In this scenario of political fragmentation, these 12 young Europeans talk about the European Union and tell us what direction they think it should take, their opinion on Brexit and how they decided to vote. Read more:  Who are the big winners and losers of the Regional and Municipal Elections María (22 years old), Spain — "Euroscepticism is a current that derives from fear and ignorance, and the fragmentation of Europe is not and will never be the solution" Young Europeans: María - Spain "The Schengen agreement, the Court of Justice of the European Union, Erasmus, the euro.


The role they play in our daily lives is undeniable," reflects this Law and Business Administration student. The Madrid native claims the value of the European Union: "I like to see how it manages to SW Business Directory  destroy the barriers between people, and how it allows us to lose the fear of the unknown." Precisely for this reason he assures that it saddens him to see cases like Brexit, and he does not believe that the country will benefit from it: "David Ricardo showed that protectionism can never lead to the most efficient agreement for the parties and that the optimal situation is brings free exchange, that is, open negotiation and international trade.





 He also points out that " the EU teaches us that among citizens there are many more things that unite us than those that separate us . That is why I would like to see greater action regarding refugees." The young woman reflects on the challenge of migration and considers that in the case of economic migration "it seems interesting to support fair trade and try to contribute as much as possible to the development of countries from their own source or origin." However, "in the case of political migration or migration due to war conflicts, I consider it important to dedicate more resources to following up on families once they have relocated here. However, long before reaching that point, I consider it imperative to improve living conditions.