World Leaders Kit

Everything that unites us (238 pages) Justin Trudeau, the Canadian Prime Minister, is a leader who stands out for his simplicity, solidarity with minorities, and ability to lead a nation that currently offers one of the best qualities of life in the world, thanks to investments in education, health, and public safety, and a focus on the country's economic stability. In his autobiography, "All That Binds Us," Trudeau reveals how the events of his life influenced him and shaped the ideals he currently embraces. From these insights, it's possible to understand how the politician found his own voice and solidified his understanding of Canada's strength and promise as a nation. With moving stories and photographs of the most important moments in Trudeau's career, All That Unites Us is an intimate and frank account of the prime minister's life, inspiring the reader to follow a model of struggle for a more just and egalitarian country, with consistent economic growth and a peaceful stance in the face of international conflicts. Revolution (224 pages) Emmanuel Macron aims to promote political changes that were long neglected by his predecessors. In *Revolution*, the French president presents his vision of the current situation in his country and the world. Complex topics such as labor laws, the education system, and healthcare are addressed by Macron in a coherent and understandable manner, even for those unfamiliar with French politics. This is a chance for readers to stay informed about the socioeconomic situation of the world around them and be inspired by political examples that aim to make a difference on the global stage. A powerful and unique book, written by the president who became the representative of a new way of seeing and doing politics. We are the change we seek (322 pages) Bringing together 27 of Barack Obama's best speeches, We Are the Change We Seek is a moving and compelling book that allows us to get in touch with the essence of the former president's thinking. Barack Obama made history in the United States of America for many reasons, including being the first black president of a country that experienced one of the longest and most infamous racial segregations on the planet, and for his eloquence, which was comparable to few of his predecessors. Driven by his own capacity for change and able to persuade many others to do so, Obama ushered in an era of redefining the American ideal and striving for a more just and egalitarian world. His speeches are an invitation to hope in a troubled context that will only be transformed by a firm belief in improvement and the desire for change alive in each of us.