Former Deputy Prime Minister José Miguel Judo argues that discussions should be held at European and national level, covering topics such as Defense and demographics, without radicalism. His statements come in the context of a debate about the functioning of the European Parliament.
Judo refers to a Galician dream of a Parliament without shouting, where debates take place in a calmer and more measured manner. This image contrasts with the usual image of heated confrontations in European institutions.
The article addresses the issue of political polarization and the need to find consensus on fundamental matters for Europe's future, without resorting to extreme speeches or intense verbal confrontations.
