Spanish Version The executive branch of the European Union is getting increasingly anxious. Recent elections in Austria, the Netherlands and France have brought with them a remarkable new feature: the blatant public positioning of the European Commission in favour of candidates perceived as pro-European and against candidates labelled as "extremists". So far the European Union had been very exquisite in relation to interfering in national electoral processes. However, i

Spanish version With pomp and fanfare the elite of the European Union has recently taken a walk through Rome. A walk that has included the signing of a 935-word declaration that was preceded a few weeks earlier by the publication of a White Paper on the Future of Europe sponsored by the President of the European Commission, the Luxembourger Jean-Claude Juncker. The White Paper promoted by the best friend of crony corporates proposed five possible scenarios for the Europ