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The End of Parliamentary Government in Europe

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Europe

14 November 2019

"Has parliamentary government, after almost two hundred years of honoured service, come to an end in Europe?"

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See: The End of Parliamentary Government in Europe (Verfassungsblog, link):

"The fact that Spain had two elections in seven months and is still nowhere near a stable government is just the latest of many signs that it is indeed so – and I wonder what the ruling classes in the European countries, excluding France, are waiting for in order to take note of the fact and to do, night and day, in order to put in place the necessary remedies."

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