I am Marius, I am in the second year of my Bachelor’s degree in Political Science. At the associative level, I am part of the Canary, which is the newspaper of ESPOL. I’m also part of Politeia, an initiative whose aim is to make a political test and allow people to place themselves ideologically in relation to the presidential elections. There are three of us in the project, it was originally Etienne’s idea, and we joined it with Capucine, also an ESPOL student.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Now that the elections are over, we feel a bit frustrated to have stopped at 93,000 tests and not to have reached 100,000 \u2026 On the other hand, it has brought us a lot, such as linking our courses to this initiative, working with the media, doing interviews, communication, code, \u2026 it’s very broad. For the moment we are not sure if we will continue the project for the legislative elections, we might want to start something else. On top of that, I’m starting an internship at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs soon. International relations is a field I particularly like and it is interesting to work in, especially at the moment.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I am Marius, I am in the second year of my Bachelor’s degree in Political Science. At the associative level, I am part of the Canary, which is the newspaper of ESPOL. I’m also part of Politeia, an initiative whose aim is to make a political test and allow people to place themselves ideologically in… <\/p>\n