Bajo el lema de “más Austria, menos Europa” el programa para
Therefore they defend that these changes should only be decided by local politicians "otherwise, in a social union we run the risk of taxpayers being forced to feed other countries, at the expense of their citizens." Read more:3.8 million vacant jobs in Europe: these are the 11 countries with the most unfilled jobs Beyond the classic lobbies, the party identifies NGOs as groups that try to influence political decisions. “Especially when it comes to supporting illegal migration,” the training in its program points out. Thus they demand “stricter rules for NGOs” and demand that the “state's rejection of non-profit status in case of violation of the law be accelerated.”
Vlaams Belang (Belgium) Tom Van Grieken, from the Belgian far-right party Vlaams Belang Tom Van Grieken, from the Belgian far-right party Vlaams Belang The Flemish far-right party Vlaams Belang has been isolated as a racist party in the country until recently. And the formation defends that the European population is being invaded and replaced by ethnic minorities. Thus their SW Business Directory slogan reads "our people first." The far-right party states that it does not believe in a social Europe, it positions itself on the wing of the Eurosceptics and considers that the role of the European Union should be purely for economic cooperation with the single market as its center , recognizing the importance that the free trade in the euro zone has for the Belgian economy.
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However, the issue of immigration is once again the banner of this party, which advocates reintroducing borders within the European Union and updating the Genoa Convention agreement with regard to refugee policy. It is also against expanding the number of members that make up the European Union and, like other far-right parties, rejects the incorporation of Turkey. Fidesz (Hungary) Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán The leader of Fidesz, the Hungarian far-right party, Viktor Orbán, has been re-elected three consecutive times as Prime Minister of Hungary with an openly anti-immigrant and ethnically focused speech .
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