From the 23rd to the 25th of May, 2019, European voters amassed at polling centers to cast their ballot for the European Parliament. In a stern rejection of Euroskeptic policies, voters reversed the results of the previous election, restoring contintiental confidence in the European Union. Astonished professionals attributed the public revision to the economic stabilization of Greece, Italy, and Spain. These nations managed to recover from the Eurozone crisis in due course - the election of Prime Minister Matteo Renzi of Italy in 2018 secured the economic restoration of Italy, while the Spanish and Greek governments were rescued by a series of systematic bailouts and austerity adjustments.