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svp [43]
3 years ago
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Zolol [24]3 years ago
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Because currently I have a better sense of political, social and environmental education, as well as full access to information, to know exactly the causes I must defend, what I must fight and what I must influence, with the goal of the nation's success.

In addition, I currently rely on a social conscience and the perception of errors that citizens have made in the past and that contributed to bad factors in the country. Having knowledge of these errors I can avoid them and always try to do better than that.

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