I have began tostarted watching a Danish series named "Borgen".

For at moment, only I have watched two episodes at the moment, but it seem very interesting.

The plot is about political matches, its fightsing, and the familyies surroundings of her.

One thing I like about it is that she goes to the parliament by bike.

SeemIt seems to be a normal practice in countries fromin North Europe, that politicians travel by public transport or byciclike.

It is fine because of this mannerhabit, the political class is do not disconnected from people.

For atAt this moment, only I have watched two episodes, but it seems very interesting.

The main character is a woman, Birgitte Nyborg, is candidate to Prime minister.

The plot is about political matches, its fights, and the family surroundings of her.

One thing I like is that she goes to the parliament by bike.

Seems to be normal in countries fromin North Europe thatfor politicians to travel by public transport or bycicle.

It is fine because this manner, the political class is do not disconnected from people.

I have begaun to watch a Danish series named "Borgen".

For atAt the moment, only I have only watched two episodes, but it seems very interesting.

The main character is a woman, Birgitte Nyborg, candidate to become Prime minister.

The plot is about political matches, its fights, and the family surroundings of her.

One thing I like is that she goes to the parliament by bike.

SIt seems be normal in countries from Northern Europe that politicians travel by public transport or byciicycle.

It is finegood because this manner, the political class is do not disconnected from people.