Common Ground

Autori

• Justin Trudeau

Parametri

• 352 pagine
• 13 ore di lettura

• Auto-aiuto
• Saggistica
• Scienze politiche & Politica
• Scienze sociali
• Storie vere

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Justin Trudeau has lived his life in the public eye, from being the son of an iconic prime minister to navigating personal and political challenges. In this revealing account, he shares how his life experiences shaped his ideals. Trudeau candidly discusses the impact of his parents' troubled marriage on his childhood and reflects on his close bond with a father whose high standards were matched by his love. He recounts his political awakening during pivotal moments like the Charlottetown Accord and the Quebec Referendum, as well as his time as a teacher, which was marked by the tragic losses of his brother and father. The narrative also highlights his relationship with Sophie Gregoire, who had connections to the Trudeau family. Through these experiences, he found his voice and began to understand Canada's strengths and potential. Trudeau describes the early days of his political journey, from seeking the Liberal nomination for Papineau to winning two challenging elections through hard work and determination. He reflects on the Liberal Party's significant defeat in 2011, which led him to reconsider his political future and ultimately inspired him to rejuvenate the party and run for leadership. Throughout, Trudeau emphasizes his belief in Canada's strength through diversity and the importance of unity in achieving shared goals and dreams.

Lingua: Inglese

Pubblicato: 2015

(In brossura)