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I'm clearly not as proficient as you in European politics so i trust your characterization in relation with our political parties counterparts.

Actually I have that problem with the BE. There seem to be several figures that while not as prominent media wise, have some weight inside and still push for those trotskist

I base my relatively good impression on them mostly from the interventions of those you mention, (D.O. and Tavares) but also from João Rodrigues the economist at ladroesdebicicletas.blogspot.com or Pedro Sales, their press guy also present in DO's Blog Arrastao.net.

But these are relatively young elements, and may not yet carry the internal weight that would turn the party to a coherent and sensible leftwing party.

Anyway, i believe they will be the ones to scare the PS from the left, this year.

by Torres on Tue May 19th, 2009 at 11:46:27 AM EST
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I put my belief more on MIC (a movement connected with a "old labour" guy who is a member of PS). You might say it has traces of some conservativism and has little chance of anything. I would agree. Unfortunately it is the only option I see that is social-democratic and somewhat functioning.

EU Profiler is an European vote adviser. While for Portugal I got a recomendation of voting BE (I will vote PS), on the European level I was deemed closer to the Dutch PvdA (PES). This I think is a good example of "overton" issues (closer to a marxist party in one country, closer to a social-democratic one in another).

by t-------------- on Tue May 19th, 2009 at 11:56:28 AM EST
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Thanks, i got a recommendation to vote MEP (i'm not even sure who they are), and was found closer to the Swizz Socialists.
by Torres on Tue May 19th, 2009 at 12:13:34 PM EST
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