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13 | June | 2016 | Suffragio In five months, we could be living in a world where: British voters have wisely rejected Brexit, and prime minister David Cameron continues the drive to reform the European Union and its institutions,...

fisheries | Suffragio The year was 1985. Germany was still divided into east and west, and Portugal, Spain, Austria and Sweden were all still outside the European Economic Community, the forerunner to today’s European Unio...