"Skicka de bästa lärarna till de bästa och mest studiemotiverade eleverna i stället för att placera dem i utanförskapsområden.Någon däremot?
Om skolan blir segregerad så acceptera det och hoppas att de bästa eleverna ska lyfta Sverige och inte emigrera.
Skapa incitament för företagare genom att låta dem tjäna mycket pengar och slippa krångel.
Sluta betala människor för att de ska slippa att jobba."
Sverige kommer att tvingas ge upp kravet på att alla EU-länder måste ta emot flyktingar i en solidarisk omfördelning. Detta om det alls ska gå att komma fram till en gemensam migrationspolitik.https://sverigesradio.se/sida/artike...rtikel=7381514
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Det handlar om de ekonomiska ramar som ska gälla i unionen i sju år framåt. En tänkbar lösning är att de som tar ett stort ansvar för mottagandet av flyktingar får extra pengar ur budgeten. Pengar som de länder som inte vill ta emot flyktingar får vara med och betala.
European Parliament Projection: National-Conservative ECR Up, Greens/EFA Downhttps://europeelects.eu/2020/01/09/e...eens-efa-down/
Europe Elects produces every month a projection on how voters in the European Union would vote, should there be an EU Parliament election today. In this January 2020’s projection, the national-conservative ECR Group has seen—as in October, November and December— significant gains. As a result, ECR is now the third most popular European parliamentary group after the centre-right EPP and the centre-left S&D. Greens and the European Free Alliance Group, conversely, has fallen to the seventh position.
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Trailing the two frontrunner groups by some margin, the third biggest European Parliamentary group in our January’s projection is the national-conservative ECR Group with 103 seats, up from 62 seats in the 2019 EU election. In terms of vote shares, the ECR Group receives 12.4% in our projection, outranking the RE Group for the first time after the election. This is 4.2 percentage points more than in the EU election last year. The ECR Group hosts political parties such as the Polish PiS and the Spanish VOX. The current number of seats projected is the highest level ever measured for the national conservative ECR Group since Europe Elects started the projection in 2014.
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Greens/EFA was the fourth-largest parliamentary group in the European election in May 2019, but has now slid to the seventh position. In terms of seats, Green/EFA decreases from 74 seats and 11.7% in the election night to only 52 MEPs and 8.2% in Europe Elects’ January projection.
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In our so-called EU27 projection, Europe Elects sees the centre-right EPP Group with 182 seats (up from 177 seats with the UK included) and the centre-left S&D with 131 seats (down from 153). The latter group is significantly weakened by the British exit from the union. The liberal RE group would more or less remain stable with 102 seats, whereas the national-conservative ECR would lose a third of their seats compared to the regular EU28 projection (103 seats with the UK vs. 70 without). The right-wing ID Group (82 vs. 86) and the left-wing GUE/NGL Group (53 vs. 54) would net-profit from Brexit in the EU Parliament. The Greens/EFA Group would remain at 52 seats.
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