ABSTRACTThe European Union has to recognise and put into practice "unity in diversity", respecting the reality of its different peoples and, in particular, the stateless nations and regions which have their own languages, history, economic and social characteristics and political aspirations. The European Union has to overcome the centralistic and technocratic mentality and practises of the States that still predominate in the European political arena. |
Aragon |
Basque Country |
Catalonia |
Corsica |
Europe |
Galicia |
International |
Macedonia |
Transylvania |
Wales |