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And It can be argued that the still centralising french left is the outsider here.
And is doubtful if dwindling languages can be revived: Just look at Irish. On the other hand look at welsh. Our communists were quite supportive to the sorabians by the way: Didn't help them much, though
And no I don't think the current position of GroenLinks on the budget has a connection to their position on frisian. (Whatever that position is)
No, I think it illustrates quite nicely why european greens feel more comfortable caucusing with progressive regionalists than with communists. I hope you are right about the French left being the outlier with respect to the centralizing state, in which case there may be hope for future co-operation, insofar as they are, belatedly, greening their views. It is rightly acknowledged that people of faith have no monopoly of virtue - Queen Elizabeth II
Devolving power to the regions and ceding it to the EU is to place the cart before the horse: Those institutions need to actually be useful before they can be entrusted with additional power.
tl;dr: Bring the ECB decisively to heel and we can talk about a federal Europe.
- Jake Friends come and go. Enemies accumulate.
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