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Many readers, and voters, have little knowledge about the European Parliament and what its 751 MEPs do. Immediately following the European election in May 2014, all the MEPs who were serving at the end of the five-year Seventh Parliament were invited to write about their activities while their memories were still fresh. Contributions came from forty-six MEPs from seventeen different member states of the European Union and from all sides of politics – from the Communist left, to Green, Socialist, Liberal, Christian-Democrat, Conservative, and the Right. Each MEP takes sole responsibility for what they wrote. All of them are thanked warmly for making the voluntary effort when their lives were so full. A very brief biography is given for each contributor but not photographs. Any reader wanting to know more can make contact via each MEP’s website and read Wikipedia. Hopefully, after reading the book, readers will understand better what MEPs do and what a valuable role some of them play. Hopefully too, some readers will be inspired to take up the cudgels, stand for election themselves, and work to make the world a better place. Bill Newton Dunn previously compiled “Memories of the First
- Author
- Bill Newton Dunn
- Publisher
- Allendale Publishing
- Published
- 2014
- Language
- EN
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