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A strange wave of anti-Communism in the EU’s corridors of power

By Jon on November 26, 2009

I’ve come across this little summary from PressEurop of an article from the Polish daily Gazeta Wyborcza which looks at comments within the EPP saying that anyone who formerly co-operated with “repressive regimes and undemocratic organizations” be denied the post of Commissioner. This is essentially a way of saying that anyone with a Communist past [...]

Posted in EU Politics, Euroblog | Tagged Communism, European Commission, Laszlo Andor, Massimo D'Alema, Rocco Buttiglione, Stefan Füle | 4 Responses

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