The Croatian Istrian Democratic Assembly, known by its Croatian acronym IDS-DDI (Istarski demokratski sabor - Dieta democratica Istriana), is a regional political party in Croatia, primarily active in the Istria County. Founded in 1990, shortly before Croatia declared independence from Yugoslavia, the party has played a significant role in advocating for the rights and interests of the Istrian region and its people. The IDS-DDI is characterized by its strong commitment to regionalism, decentralization, and the protection of cultural and linguistic diversity, reflecting the unique identity…
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Reflecting on the benefits of EU membership, what do you think is the most significant advantage for your local area?
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How do you think social welfare and civil liberties can be balanced with economic development?
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What kind of policies do you believe would best support minority languages and cultures in your region?
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Can fostering bilingualism in public administration and education change a community's identity? How?
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Why might the concept of European integration be significant for individual regions, not just entire countries?
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In what ways do you think environmental protection and sustainable development can impact your daily life?
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How does the idea of making decisions 'as close to the citizens as possible' change your view of politics?
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Imagine your region had greater autonomy; what is the first issue you think should be addressed with this new power?
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What does protecting cultural and linguistic diversity mean to you, and why might it be important?
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How would you feel if your local community had more control over its development and finances?