A great deal of effort has been made by the current
leader in European political spectrum, the European People’s Party
(EPP), in trying to convince citizens and journalists that are – others
more, others less – carefully watching the campaign ahead of the May
2019 European elections, that the party has the answers for the bloc’s
future, countrary to their opposing populists, the extreme left and
extreme right.
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“We are the solution,” said the President of the European Parliament Antonio Tajani
speaking in Athens at the EPP’s Group meeting. The only problem is that
at the end of an institutional term steered by the EPP, the party is
heading to elections with an opposition-styled rhetoric.
“Without us it is impossible” underlined
the European Parliament president in the Greek capital, while
explaining to his fellow Christian-democrats that Europe is under
Chinese attack and that therefore, the EU needs to change.
For the next institutional term, as he proposed, Europe needs a young Commission president – the Party’s Spitzenkandidat, Manfred Weber
– to combat populists and of course the man himself, Tajani, “to keep a
good balance, to strengthen the EU and the EPP’s position in Brussels”.
Note EU-Digest: If Europeans want continued Peace, Prosperity and Democracy to continue in the EU, they must avoid voting for so-called Populist parties. Two glaring examples of Populists disastrous political ventures include: Brexit and the demise of the US as a respected World political power as a result of the Donald Trump election.
Note EU-Digest: If Europeans want continued Peace, Prosperity and Democracy to continue in the EU, they must avoid voting for so-called Populist parties. Two glaring examples of Populists disastrous political ventures include: Brexit and the demise of the US as a respected World political power as a result of the Donald Trump election.
Read more: We need to change without changing
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