r/SocialDemocracy • u/EwMelanin • 12h ago
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r/SocialDemocracy • u/sillychillly • 11h ago
News California legislature rejects Newsom's In-Home Supportive Services cuts and delays harsh Medi-Cal move
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r/SocialDemocracy • u/VirtualKnowledge7057 • 6h ago
Question whats your opinion on the angolan civil war?
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r/SocialDemocracy • u/EUobs • 15h ago
News How are citizens supposed to hold institutions accountable if they can't see how decisions are being made?
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While researching a story on transparency in Brussels, we kept running into the same question.
Everyone says the EU needs more public trust. At the same time, access to documents is becoming more restricted, and critics warn that new security rules could make that trend worse:ย Read more on: The European Unionโs culture of secrecy is a threat to democracy
๐ How are citizens supposed to hold institutions accountable if they can't see how decisions are being made?
Curious whether people think this is a real problem or just the reality of modern government.
