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 Skill: Topic 30…
Highlight the values of freedom, equity and Democracy as the basis of
solidarity as essential social Social Life
foundations of a real democracy
What is the
Democracy (The term is derived from democracy…
the Greek words dēmokratiā, dēmos
(“people”) and kratos (“rule”) "rule by [the] people") is a form of government in
which the people have the authority to choose their governing legislation. Who
people are and how authority is shared among them are core issues for democratic
theory, development and constitution.
Parts…

Conditions for Democratic Integral Democracy in

Democracy
Definition…
Democracy is a form of government in
which the authority is chosen by the
citizens to ensure their interests and
needs.
 People choose rulers through the
vote and for a certain time.
 The limit of authority is
determined by laws.
 The performance of rulers can be
controlled.
 All people can give their opinions
and express ideas even if they are
different.
 The rulers are at the service of the
people, recognize and respect
their
rights.
Democracy alone
does not eliminate poverty but creates
conditions for the poor to be heard and
influence
the government.
Values
Definition…
Democracy seeks to facilitate community
life.
1. Freedom
• Ability of all people to act and
decide according to what they think
and feel, provided that they do not
harm others and accept that other
people have the same freedom.
2. Equality
• All people should be treated in the
same way, but recognizing that we
have differences.
3. Equity
• People are different, but that
makes us neither superior nor
inferior, but implies that our
particular needs are recognized.
4. Solidarity
• Assume the problems of people,
communities or peoples as their
own. Stop thinking only of
ourselves, feel like part of the
community, responsible with it,
committed to contribute.
Democracy
Definition…
The existence of democracy is identified
with the validity of a Constitution and a
legal order
or with the holding of elections; but it is
evident that democracy is above all a real,
tangible
fact, a permanent social practice. This
implies not only the validity of a legal
regime, but
effective respect for the rights of
individuals and a government that in
practice expresses
the majority, and functions as
participation.
Democracy not only implies political
rights, but also equity and social justice.
In addition to
the existence of guarantees or elections,
conditions of socioeconomic equality
must also
be possible.
Equality must also be given to the
situation of the various components of
our Daily Life
Definition…
Democracy is not only a form of
government, but also a way of life. In all
possible spaces
we must exercise democratic values and
make decisions, take responsibility for
our
community.
Living democratically is a complex task
that implies respecting the ideas of others
and
recognizing that we will not always
achieve a total agreement and that the
disagreement is
not negative. It requires the ability to
listen, yield and accept commitments.
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 Democracy as the basis of
Topic 31…
Social Life
What is
participation…
Participating means taking part in something, sharing opinions, expressing what we think, making decisions together with other people. It is a basis of
democracy.
To be a citizen is to be a member of a State and have a relationship with it, which gives
the possibility of exercising rights and fulfilling obligations.
Parts…

Forms of Forms of Citizen Participation and

Participation to Participation Social Actors Social
Choose Organization

1. Consensus
Promote dialogue between people.
Listen to different options.
Listen to everyone's ideas
Value them and choose together the most
convenient for all.
A New Idea arises that all people accept.
2. Vote
Allow things to be resolved with a majority.
Effective system when decisions must be
taken in which many people are involved or
when consensus has not been reached.
3. Lot
It is chosen by chance.
4. Turn
Rotary and periodic election.
In the end everyone has passed through
power.
5. Arbitrage
It is entrusted to a person or group that
decides that it enjoys the confidence of all.
1. Vote
The authorities are periodically elected.
A call is made with time and a specific
day for citizenship.
Citizens vote in the meetings that have
the polls and then count the votes.
2. Popular Queries
Important issues are resolved for a
locality or for the whole country.
It use the same process of the Vote
3. Right
Right of the people to have their opinion
heard, by the municipality, by the
dependence of a ministry or by a
commission of the National Assembly.
4. Accountability
All persons of a political function must
perform.
Public Opinion
Citizens can make contact with the media
and promote their dissemination of their
problems and demands.
5. Resistance
1. When we make important
decisions, along with other
people, within the groups in
which we are acting.
2. When we are 16 years old and we
must participate in the elections
and popular consultations that are
convened.
3. When we act from a personal
interest.
4. When we contribute to a common
task that benefits us, but also
helps others.
Real participation can be guaranteed if
citizenship is organized. For participation
in public affairs, political parties and
civic movements are necessary.
Political Party
• The political parties seek access to
power, to the positions of popular
election and to influence the political and
democratic decisions of the Nation.
Civil Movement
• Civil movements seek to influence the
formation of political will or participate
in elections.
For participation in society in general,
organizations that people join are needed.

Skill:
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%20Participation.pdf which it is exercised in a democratic society.