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Integration of EU citizens through television.

Author: jorge francos rodriguez |
Updated on: 24 September 2025 |
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It has long been seen that the lack of integration between citizens from different parts of the European Union leads to the proliferation of anti-European currents.

 

Part of the solution to this problem would be to promote the knowledge of different cultures and problems through different television channels (General to the whole EU) focused on different topics.

A specific case, of the need for this type of channel, is that no national channel in Spain has been able to follow the State of the Union.

 Sharing news and making everyone aware of the circumstances, problems and general issues of the different territories would strengthen the understanding between us.

While sharing our culture and tastes through film, series or entertainment would generate a greater integration between us.

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ECI Forum User | 25 September 2025

Dear fellow citizen,
I was thinking the same thing. (or almost)
Your idea is good, but in some EU countries corruption exerts such strong pressure that it is able to enter every home, every family; inside people.
For this reason, EU citizens do not have to go directly into contact with the mass media, because they could be recruited or puppets of some phantom force.
My poor journalists are being starved, beaten and kept in captivity!
Why don't we unify all the national networks?
Why are journalists not registered at EU level and the TV licence fee managed by the EU?
Information is a right, not a political or ideological weapon, it is time to implement this inviolable principle.

The first army to be formed by the EU is the information army!
A secure and transparent information or at least one that has a common and certain vision.
Recruitment must be on a continental level, citizens can be free to become self-qualified journalists to do so!
On the contrary, recruitment systems are currently highly vague, salaries and fundamental principles of work are "confused".

As for entertainment, unfortunately by leveraging copyright and misuse of other rights, a monopoly of social & entertainment has been established. 

Translation is being cut more and more, but the useless advertising waste that has no scientific evidence to encourage sales continues to be supported, despite the fact that in translation and dubbing are often involved clearly more qualified individuals at a scientific / cultural level.
On the contrary, often customer support or marketing do not really know either the sector or the product, however, they have a much larger share of the budget.


If a strong and structured plan is not implemented, I foresee a nihilistic and therefore no longer functional illiteracy in the near future, but people will no longer believe anything. 
Creating bonds is the first step to stem this disease.