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I believe that we all have biases, and in this video, I open up about mine. More than that, I explain how my analyses are based on facts, knowledge and experience to defend the values I believe in: freedom, justice and democracy. Why do I believe that we should defend Western democracies instead of the Axis of Dictatorships? Let's explore together the glaring differences between democracies and dictatorships, how these systems impact the world and why it is so important to debate respectfully and in depth. After all, no point of view is absolute, and the beauty of democracy lies precisely in the exchange of ideas. Visit voceeuropeu.com.br/HOC now and request a free analysis of your case! Find out if you are entitled to European citizenship and take the first step towards transforming your life. 1. Introduction and the concept of bias - 00:00 Presentation of the topic and initial discussion about what bias is and how it influences our analyses and perceptions. 2. Differences between information, facts, analysis and opinions - 05:12 Detailed explanation of how to distinguish between these concepts and their importance in public debate. 3. The role of democratic values - 10:45 Discussion of the principles that underpin democracy and how they are essential for a fairer world. 4. Democracies vs. Dictatorships: Decision-making processes - 18:30 Comparison between how democracies and dictatorships make decisions, highlighting transparency and diversity of opinions. 5. Practical examples: Democracies in action - 25:40 Historical cases such as the actions of the United States and European countries in defense of democratic principles. 6. The glaring difference in consequences: Democracies vs. Dictatorships - 32:10 Analysis of the impacts of the actions of democratic countries in contrast to authoritarian regimes, using examples from Russia, China and others. 7. Conclusion: What kind of world do we want? - 40:05 Final reflection on the values that should guide humanity and how each choice reflects our bias and worldview.