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Los jóvenes suecos valoran más positivamente las medidas aplicadas por la UE

La siguiente infografía pone de relieve una brecha generacional a la hora de evaluar la eficacia de las medidas de la UE para luchar contra el cambio climático y muestra que la generación más joven tiene una valoración más positiva que la de los encuestados más mayores: el 36 % de la población sueca con edades comprendidas entre los 18 y 34 años considera eficaces las medidas aplicadas por la UE, mientras que en el caso de los suecos mayores de 55 años solo están de acuerdo un 22 %.

Los jóvenes suecos valoran más positivamente las medidas aplicadas por la UE

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