The European Movement in NI has welcomed the publication by the Centre for Cross Border Studies (CCBS) and Co-operation Ireland of an update of the last of its five briefing papers from last year.
Parliament needs to take back control https://t.co/PxFeN9xTD5
'Some 58.4% said they would favour Northern Ireland remaining “more closely aligned with the EU than the rest of the UK”, while 39.5% said they would vote against; 2.1% did not know how they would vote'
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‘let the UK exit the backstop whenever it wants – provided the British government first agrees to put a question to the people of Northern Ireland in the form of: “Best of both worlds, or UK only”... let the people of [NI] decide their own fate’
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EU: “If the UK government continues to reject the [WA], it is now the responsibility of the UK government to come forward with proposals for the future EU-UK relationship. [It] can be assured that any such proposals will be given appropriate consideration”
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"Radicalisation"? More like standing up for the European ideal, rejecting nationalism & taking responsibility for their children's future.
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