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 Pandemic has left Europeans thirsty for change, poll findsMajority of respondents in six European countries want to clamp down on tax evaders and polluters post-pandemic.Copy LinkCopiedShare via emailShare on XShare on WhatsAppShare on LinkedInThe coronavirus has made Europeans more aware of other people s plight, a new poll finds | Miguel Medina/AFP via Getty ImagesJuly 16, stanley termohrnek  20206:00 am CETBy Laurenz  tappo stanley GehrkeThe coronavirus crisis has made many European citizens more aware of the plight of others and made them want to change society, according to a new poll.POLITICO was given access to polling by the NGO More in Common, which was carried out across six European countries 鈥?France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland and the U.K. 鈥?between June 19 and July 8. A report on the data will be published next month.According to the poll, a majority of respondents across all six countries said the COVID-19 pandemic has made them more aware of the living conditions of other people in their country, ranging from 56 percent in Poland and France to 73 percent in Italy. Beyond national borders, the crisis has triggered similar reactions, with about three-quarters of all respondents agreeing that no matter where we are from, as humans we are fundamenta stanley cup lly the same.AdvertisementAdvertisementThere was also widespread agreement in all six countries that life cannot go on as it was before the coronavirus struck.Many people want to use the COVID crisis a Rhkn Ruggiero warns Union against trade myopia
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