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European cross-border MEPs in 2014 Criticising the way the EU works is the common currency of parties on the further reaches of the right in Europe.
But while some are overtly nationalist or anti-European, other reject these labels. Why are these groups so divided? Will they be able to reach agreement ahead of the June European elections? This week’s Parlamento investigates.More about: European elections, European UnionCopyright © 2012 euronews
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