Europa of politics

Nobody ever seems to have asked what the European citizens think about Brexit.

In his article from before the referendum Paul Degrauwe concludes that it is not in the interest of the EU to keep a country in the union that will continue to be hostile to “l’acquis communautaire” and that will follow a strategy to further undermine it.

In 2014, Scotland held a national referendum. The voters were asked: "Should Scotland be an independent country?" 45% of the voters answered yes and 55% answered no, with an 85% participation. (wikipedia).

According to wikipedia, lobbying in the European Union, also referred to officially ['politically correct'?] as European interest representation, is the activity of representatives of diverse interest groups or lobbies who attempt to influence the executive and legislative authorities of the European Union through public relations or public affairs work.

There are several dragging legalization issues that provoke public discussion and sometimes even protests, either against or in favour, in the different countries of Europa. Basically it's about whether they are morally acceptable or not. What is your standpoint? Do you think these kind of issues should actually be determined at a European level?

EurOpinion seeks to stimulate and reinforce the European Public Opinion in order to gain strength within the current outdated and stalled model of the European institutions aiming to help build a new model that makes this existing model obsolete.
The coming European Elections 2019 are a great opportunity to initiate change and start moving towards this new model our continent needs. Don't miss this opportunity!