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The flattening of all values, usually by people with no conscience, is something that societies have an obligation to prevent from happening.

The "good guys" of the North might be considered very polite, even boring, but they constitute a solution for a greater number of Americans than one would expect.

An important trait of the American's president personality is that he does not disconnect from reality, he reflects change, instead of blindly fighting it; he understands diversity, instead of condemning it.

But the battle for the character of the next American government is becoming even more unpredictable.

The Americans were certainly hoping against the dramatic developments of the past weeks, but they must also feel somewhat vindicated.

On the international stage, which directly concerns us, Obama proved that strong is not necessarily he who always makes use of the military power at his disposal, but is instead he who makes elective and measured use of it.

War is no longer what it was – apart from its unchanged brutality. The Americans know this well. Are the Europeans ready to join such an adventure? And above all: will they be united?

The discussion about the limits of intellectual property over drug patents, and about the power of the lobbies that impose unreasonable and sometimes fatal laws for millions of people, has heated up throughout the world.