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EU and Immigration (II): Demographic Decline

Víctor Pou Wed, Sep 23

In the previous post we analyzed the consequences of the massive wave of immigrants who have come to Europe in recent weeks, mainly fleeing the civil war in Syria. Europe has a moral duty to accept them and Germany is leading the process despite the differences that exist between the various member states. But there […]

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EU and Immigration (I): Why is it So Hard to Decide?

Víctor Pou Tue, Sep 22

The immigration crisis seen in recent months, which has blown up over the past several weeks, is causing Europe to look at itself in the mirror. How should it be managed? How can hundreds of thousands of people from other cultures be integrated? It is worth reflecting on why the European Union (EU) must urgently […]

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A Mistake Engineers Make When They Innovate: The Prototype

Tony Davila Tue, Sep 15

Engineers tend to be entrepreneurial people

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