In an increasingly divided world, where political and social polarization seems to be a constant, are our personal relationships being affected? Extreme views seem to be gaining ground, while dialogue is shrinking, and trust in institutions is diminishing. How did we get to this point? Why does it seem increasingly difficult to find common ground between people who think differently? What does it really mean to live in a polarized society?

In this episode, we will delve into the dangers and characteristics of polarization, a phenomenon that is not only transforming global politics, but also the way we relate, inform and understand each other. Is it possible to reverse this trend? And how can we, as young people, contribute to an environment of greater understanding and less division?

Lessons learned from this episode:

• Definition of polarization

• Causes of the rise of polarization

• Impact on coexistence and dialogue

• Dangers and consequences of polarization

• The role of young people in the fight against this phenomenon

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