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Erosion of Trust
The article pertains to the decline of trust between citizens and institutions due to differing everyday experiences with official narratives. Doubts are reinforced when negative experiences—such as poor treatment, delays in services, or unclear responses to complaints—are repeated, leading to the citizen losing confidence in the credibility and transparency of these institutions. Additionally, the disappearance of credibility creates an open space for the spread of rumors, especially when information is delayed or withheld, often resulting in people trusting unofficial narratives. This, in turn, leads to decreased participation, as citizens cease following updates, deepening the trust gap and turning silence into a disconnect between the two parties. Ultimately, the article indicates that restoring trust requires institutions to provide improved, clear, and fair experiences—free from media campaigns—while respecting citizens' rights and avoiding condescension in acknowledging their mistakes.
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