Editorial by Alexandra Schwartzbrod
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Hungary, Italy, Finland… Wherever they are in business, the nationalists, preoccupied with their concerns about identity and freedom, quickly forget their promises on purchasing power.
Travel does not only train young people, these days they are full of lessons for those who might be tempted, out of spite or anger, to vote for RN “because we have never tried” as we understand it. a lot. Several European countries tried, and they quickly saw the results on the ground. We have gone through some of them to decipher their policies and understand the process at work, and the result is edifying. Contrary to what far-right parties promise when they are on the electoral campaign, seeking to lure those who fear loss of purchasing power and downgrading, it is not about improving the economic conditions of citizens that They act first, no, it’s on hunting foreigners and restricting freedoms.
All of them have in common that they are obsessed with a pseudo “Islamization” of Europe against which they are working to fight. Like Viktor Orbán equipping his borders with barbed wire or Giorgia Meloni subcontracting the sorting of migrants to Albania. The same people have this other obsession with bringing teachers, the media and the cultural world into line, which they undoubtedly see as relays of a pseudo-Islamo-leftism which would pervert society. Viktor Orbán thus made a radical decision and
