Is Anything Possible?

**Unrelated amendments, unjustified foreign voting, and CIS manipulation are cited. Can anything be done?**

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Public sentiment expresses deep discontent regarding various political practices, ranging from the inclusion of unrelated amendments to opacity in labor data and the management of sensitive information.

## Parliamentary Procedures Under Scrutiny
Concerns are raised regarding the inclusion of amendments in legislative processes that bear no direct relation to the laws being voted upon in parliament. This practice casts doubt on the transparency and purpose of these modifications. Simultaneously, the registration of citizens for voting from abroad since **2022**, without requiring any justification, raises questions about the control and legitimacy of electoral processes.

## Perception of Information Manipulation
The trust in institutions responsible for measuring public opinion is eroding. Allegations point to the **CIS** systematically manipulating information using public funds. This perception of lack of objectivity extends to other areas, such as the declaration of state secrecy regarding information deemed convenient by the government, like travels taken in the **Falcon**, which limits citizen access to relevant data.

## Blockages and Opacity in Public Management
The **Congreso** is criticized for blocking laws in various ways, creating a sense of abandonment among citizens. This difficulty is compounded by the inability to ascertain the real number of unemployed individuals, as no one seems to know how many people are actually out of work. Even in specific situations, such as the invasion of **Ceuta**, criticism is leveled at the lack of governmental action despite having access to information.

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