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    April 30, 2019
    Many Across the Globe Are Dissatisfied With How Democracy Is Working
    Pew-Research-Center_Global-Views-of-Democracy-Report_2019-04-29_Updated-2019-04-30

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    Many Across the Globe Are Dissatisfied With How Democracy Is Working
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    Divided views around the world about how key aspects of democracy are working
    Those who say current economy is bad are more dissatisfied with the way democracy is working
    Those who think free speech is not protected in their country are more dissatisfied with democracy
    More dissatisfaction with democracy among those who say elected officials do not care what ordinary people think
    Europeans with unfavorable views of EU are more dissatisfied with democracy
    Those who say immigrants want to be culturally distinct are more dissatisfied with democracy
    People with favorable views of populist parties tend to be more dissatisfied with democracy
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