A board game designed to understand how electoral campaigns are planned and to bring students closer to concepts such as debate, day before the election, vote count, research commission, or the need for post-electoral agreements to achieve a sufficient majority. More about general e-lection here: https://www.verkami.com/projects/24809-e-lecciones-generales @verkami...
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All you have been doing is drawing cards and you have exceeded the maximum of eight. Now you have to face a blindly drawing. The partner in your right takes a card randomly and disrupts your strategy, or not. Maybe you finally get rid of...
Source: Tribuna Libre This is what everybody wonders but nobody has an answer to. However, most political parties have burden the responsibility of their campaigns on it, or them, depending if we talk about the debate of the heads of the list, or the other debates...
https://youtu.be/djZQTkIEzJ8 They say time will tell. Of course, it gives to some, and it takes from others. They say the same about a stopped clock: it is right twice a day. This time luck has been on my side. As in the Levante TV’s national elections special on...
Source: El Periódico de Aquí In the last general elections, the four-way debate was won in the networks by the candidate who was not invited. Alberto Garzón won more than 20,000 retweets when he complained about his exclusion from the face-to-face televised debate between candidates. Something...
In: Beers & Politics It is quite easy to see the candidates speaking about the divine and the human when they are behind in the polls, but what is really difficult is to see them when they think they have a good hold on the electorate....
They go unnoticed because general-interest newspapers ignore them since they don’t have institutional representation. And that, in a way, condemns them to have no visibility and to not be able to reach the necessary votes in order to start having representatives in Regional Parliaments. Or that’s...
