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El ministro de economía alemán ha dicho que "el mayor proyecto de la civilización durante el siglo XX, la Unión Europea" podría "colapsar" si los "enemigos de Europa" (Le Pen y Wildeers) obtienen buenos resultados en las elecciones de este año en Francia y Holanda.
Según el ministro de economía alemán, "la situación es dramática" y Alemania sufriría "enormemente" como nación exportadora que es si se derrumbase la Unión y la rotura de la Unión Europea desencadenase una nueva etapa de proteccionismo.
EU 'could fall apart' if populists win Dutch or French elections - Business Insider
Según el ministro de economía alemán, "la situación es dramática" y Alemania sufriría "enormemente" como nación exportadora que es si se derrumbase la Unión y la rotura de la Unión Europea desencadenase una nueva etapa de proteccionismo.
"After Brexit last year, if enemies of Europe manage again in the Netherlands or in France to get results then we face the threat that the largest civilization project of the 20th century, namely the European Union, could fall apart," Gabriel warned.
The EU is facing a new risk with the Dutch elections in March and the French elections in May as eurosceptic, populist parties in both countries are set to make make huge strides during the elections.
Geert Wilders of the Dutch Party for Freedom keeps gaining support and his anti-immigration party will likely enter government. In France, Marine Le Pen, the leader of the far-right Front National party, is currently leading the opinion polls.
Gabriel added that if the EU were to disintegrate, that Germany risked becoming "isolated" and that as an export nation its economy would greatly suffer if it lost partners vital for open-border transactions.
"One cannot overemphasise the dramatic nature of the situation," Gabriel added according to Deutsche Welle.
The EU is facing a new risk with the Dutch elections in March and the French elections in May as eurosceptic, populist parties in both countries are set to make make huge strides during the elections.
Geert Wilders of the Dutch Party for Freedom keeps gaining support and his anti-immigration party will likely enter government. In France, Marine Le Pen, the leader of the far-right Front National party, is currently leading the opinion polls.
Gabriel added that if the EU were to disintegrate, that Germany risked becoming "isolated" and that as an export nation its economy would greatly suffer if it lost partners vital for open-border transactions.
"One cannot overemphasise the dramatic nature of the situation," Gabriel added according to Deutsche Welle.
EU 'could fall apart' if populists win Dutch or French elections - Business Insider
