<transcript><audio_8> del voto, pero eso no lo hubo, más bien hubo un mayor interés de los ciudadanos europeos para participar y para votar. Y otro caso, ahí era el del Brexit y de Gran Bretaña, de las elecciones</transcript><transcript><audio_9> Se estaba preguntando si participaban o no, porque están en proceso de salir, pero cayó el gobierno de Theresa May en Inglaterra y prolongaron, digamos, pospusieron la salida de la Unión Europea hasta...</transcript><transcript><audio_10> ...y entonces sí, Gran Bretaña participó y por un tiempo van a estar ahí sus representantes en el Parlamento Europeo. Otra cosa a recordar de lo que sucedió ya pasando a los resultados...</transcript><transcript><audio_11> el dominio del Parlamento por parte de los dos grandes grupos o partidos europeos que son el Partido Popular Europeo de centro derecha y de centro izquierda la socialdemocracia europea sino que el Parlamento</transcript><transcript><audio_12> Se vuelve ahora más dividido y entonces habrá que hacer acuerdos de estas dos grandes fuerzas, tendrán que acordarse para tener la mayoría relativa y poder elegir y votar</transcript><transcript><audio_13> ...</transcript> the issue of abstention from voting but that was not the case, rather there was a greater interest on the part of European citizens to participate and to vote and another case there was that of the break city of  The one from Great Britain was wondering if they participated or not because they are in the process of leaving but Theresa May's government fell in East England and prolong a little let's say they postponed the exit from the European Union until possibly until October and then  yes great britain  participated and for a while their representatives will be there in the European parliament. Another thing to remember about what happened in the colony, moving on to the results, there is no longer hegemony and let's say the domination of the parliament by the two large European groups or parties that They are the European popular party of the center-right and the center-left, the European social democracy, but the parliament is now becoming more divided and then agreements will have to be made between these two great forces. They will have to agree to have a relative majority and be able to elect and vote, for example,  the european commission European commissioner who is a bit the head of government of Europe will have to agree with other groups that did grow a lot, these groups fell but the group of greens did grow, for example, which we could say a group
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