Europe’s political silly season

29-Nov-2011

This week’s news item, adapted for MEC from a news article originally published in the Guardian Weekly, is about the growth of small political parties across Europe. In many cases, the parties have seats in parliament.

You can find this story in the News Items section on your Work Area screen.

Kerstin

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