How Far Is Europe Swinging to the Right?
EUROPE, 30 May 2016
Gregor Aisch, Adam Pearce and Bryant Rousseau – The New York Times
22 May 2016 – The candidate for the far-right Freedom Party in Austria lost the country’s cliffhanger presidential election on Monday [16 May] by the slimmest of margins. Still, it was an example of the electoral gains made by right-wing parties in a growing number of European countries amid a migrant crisis, sluggish economic growth and growing disillusionment with the European Union. The right-wing parties included below range across a wide policy spectrum, from populist and nationalist to far-right neofascist.
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