Aracena, Monday 11th April: Humans Rights and Samuel's presentation

On this day I  continued doing the following questions:

Questions about Rights and Duties:

5.Why do states that do not have fully democratic goverments sometimes declare that they are "for more democratic" than the really democratic states?

Because there is a broad consensus do out democracy being the fainest form of organisation of political coexistence.

6.What was the first democracy?

It was the power of the people, that is, of citizens in the Greek city of Athens in the last years of the 6th century.

7.Where does the word "democracy" originate?

The first democracy was created in the Greek city of Athens in the last years of the 6th century B.C.

8.What is the difference between a subject and a citizen?

A citizens, that is, free individuals, with the right to take part in political activities. A subject is, unlike a citizen, someone without rights, just with duties

Samuel today told us that the compliments to him today said women are an insult cnvertido had for them, because over time have been getting uglier.