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Alberto Nardelli
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Alberto Nardelli retwitteó
Pedro Sánchez 5 h
Excelente sintonía con . Hemos repasado los resultados de las elecciones europeas desde un enfoque europeo y nacional. Compartimos el deseo de trabajar estrechamente desde postulados europeístas y progresistas, en una alianza de claro rechazo a la ultraderecha.
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Alberto Nardelli 7 h
This is a good idea
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Alberto Nardelli 8 h
4 Things To Take Away From The European Elections Results
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BBC Breaking News 11 h
Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz loses vote of confidence in parliament after coalition collapse over secret video
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Alberto Nardelli 15 h
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Thank you
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Alberto Nardelli 15 h
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Slightly longer take:
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Alberto Nardelli 15 h
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Slightly longer take:
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Nick Eardley 15 h
Final result from Scotland: SNP - 3 seats (37.7%) Brexit Party - 1 seat (14.8%) Lib Dems - 1 seat (13.8%) Conservatives - 1 seat (11.6%) Labour - 9.3% Greens - 8.2%
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Michel Rose 20 h
Final results in France show Macron’s party at 22.41%, less than 1 point behind Le Pen, who did less well than 5 years ago. That means the two parties will get the same number of seats (23) in the new parliament.
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Alberto Nardelli 16 h
Terrific map of Italy results by municipality:
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Alberto Nardelli 16 h
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Ibiza
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Philip Oltermann 26 may.
Easy to assume Germany's Green surge is mainly due to leftwing voters disillusioned with the SPD. In fact, as many, almost as many votes (1.1m) have come from the conservative CDU.
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Alberto Nardelli 16 h
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thank you
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Alberto Nardelli 19 h
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11) Finally, pro tip: never make jokes about politics and elections on Twitter.
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Alberto Nardelli 19 h
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10) was somewhat of a 27+1 vote. The UK result shouldn't really be compared to other member states. It was a very unique contest defined by one issue. The result mirrors a country fundamentally split in two, polarised, and its two main parties squeezed
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Alberto Nardelli 19 h
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8) The strong result for the liberals and greens will be very difficult for EU leaders from the main blocs, and EPP in particular, to ignore when it comes to picking top EU jobs and EU's strategic direction. 9) Drop in support for left-wing populist parties is worth noting too.
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Alberto Nardelli 19 h
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7) Polarisation. One example: support for the AfD (11%) in Germany as a whole has stagnated for a while now. However, the party's support is concentrated and strong in specific states such as Brandenburg, Saxony and Thuringia
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Alberto Nardelli 19 h
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6) Unless he can convince Orban to join him, Salvini's bloc, and far-right nationalists, in the new European Parliament will make more noise and YouTube videos than have influence. However, European Council dynamics could become interesting
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Alberto Nardelli 19 h
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5) Will Salvini's popularity last? Who knows — Renzi won 40% in 2014, and Italian public opinion shifts quickly (no party since 1994 has won two elections in a row). But yesterday's result confirmed that Salvini's popularity and strength is real.
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Alberto Nardelli 19 h
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4) There is one big exception to this: Lega in Italy. Salvini's 34.5% is an extraordinary result. Even more so considering his strength in regions of Italy that for decades have been centre-left strongholds. (map via ). 40% of Italians voted for far-right nationalists
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