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Travel guide: León – My Kind of Town

Travel guide: León – My Kind of Town

By | May 3, 2013 at 8:45 am

Geographically, León is one of the most diverse provinces in the whole of Spain. On one hand, it is filled with high mountains (covered in snow during winter), steep cliffs and valleys sheltering lakes and gorges. On the other hand, it is blessed with flat plains watered by...

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AEGEE-Europe to Represent the YFJ in the Advisory Council on Youth

AEGEE-Europe to Represent the YFJ in the Advisory Council on Youth

By | May 2, 2013 at 12:21 pm

Last week, some really good news came to all the AEGEEans. It was during the COMEM (Council of Members) of the European Youth Forum (YFJ, which stands for 'Youth Forum Jeunesse') in Brussels. AEGEE-Europe had just been elected to be one of the 30 organizations inside the...

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Do YOUth believe in talent? AEGEE – Tenerife does!

Do YOUth believe in talent? AEGEE – Tenerife does!

By | April 17, 2013 at 7:11 pm

What would you use to inspire and promote an idea? Do you believe in the uniqueness and great value of people? In AEGEE-Tenerife, we believe we all have a talent and therefore a duty: we should contribute with OUR talents for the improvement of the current situation of...

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Leadership Summer School – a possible recipe to change your life

Leadership Summer School – a possible recipe to change your life

By | April 11, 2013 at 10:55 pm

“Be aware! Leadership Summer School (LSS) may change your life! – and they are not even sorry...”–  says Helene Winnecke Jensen and this caught me on the hook. What is so unique about the LSS everybody is talking about? The AEGEEan is here to investigate for...

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Yes To Conservatism – No To Populism!

Yes To Conservatism – No To Populism!

By | March 28, 2013 at 2:50 pm

The existence of Eurosceptical opinions and movements in the European continent is not a big surprise for anyone. And even though last year the European Union was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for the promotion of peace, reconciliation, democracy and human rights in Europe,...

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Who rules the Internet?

Who rules the Internet?

By | March 20, 2013 at 1:00 pm

With this article I would like to bring to you closer one topic which affects us every day; it is the magical Internet. Did you ever ask yourself the question what is behind the phenomenon that makes you be able to connect with all your friends across the world? Now I don’t...

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Moscow – the city of contrasts

Moscow – the city of contrasts

By | March 7, 2013 at 2:57 pm

Being the capital of Russia - the country, that unites East and West, Moscow has its own unique charm, which you can hardly find everywhere else in the world. Moscow – the capital of Russia and one of the biggest cities in the world – is located in the western part of the...

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What about Higher Education in Europe?

What about Higher Education in Europe?

By | February 21, 2013 at 10:04 am

Last week, AEGEE-Europe was invited to join debates taking place in Grenoble, France. The event aimed to gather politicians, young people, citizens and experts on the topic of youth. In this context, I was invited to moderate a panel discussion on the topic of Higher Education...

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“Living abroad is a choice, voting abroad is a RIGHT!”

“Living abroad is a choice, voting abroad is a RIGHT!”

By | February 20, 2013 at 1:02 pm

  This is the slogan of a big group of Italian young people all over Europe who decided to protest against the negation of the vote abroad. They can’t vote on the Italian General Election 2013 (which is taking place on the 24th and the 25th of February 2013) because...

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Turin – Culture and Chocolate

Turin – Culture and Chocolate

By | February 19, 2013 at 9:45 am

Are you going to visit this amazing city and you don’t know where to start from? Well, keep reading for some help. Turin is the fourth Italian largest  city after Rome, Milan and Naples. It’s a multicultural city as well as a very important university city. You can...

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