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political distrust
technical competence of the government
COVID-19
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Abstract
The published article analyses the distrust of governments in the votes of the European Union. The article sets goals. M of them was a description of the short-term trend for 2017–2021 and another point of distrust of national governments in the European Union countries. The second is the answer to the question of the perceived incompetence of governments over poly distrust. The decision in the government was made to control the threshold of the claimed incompetence in 2021 by the national states of the European Union countries on their distrust of them. Easy Eurobarometer test was done. Indicators one indicated that the pandemic in the first period of the study of government growth growth, and the successor in the longer term of maintenance is not national governments. Detailed analysis of the evaluation in the even parity clause, the perception of the incompetence of the government technician, the victory in the battles with Mr. COVID-19, that is, it is the result of negative policies. Technical condition analysis for European countries.
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