Map: Europe’s Secessionist Movements

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Mapping Europe's Secessionist Movements
By Tyler Durden
Zero Hedge
May 18, 2017

Despite the elites’ desperate hope that recent ‘losses’ in Holland France ‘prove’ the anti-establishment movement is fading (although they all saw soaring popularity), with Europeans ready to protest, there are still numerous regions urging secession…

There have been 486 military conflicts in Europe in the last 2000 years and while the last decade or two has been ‘peaceful’, we suspect that will not last.



As BofAML’s Transforming World Atlas details, many areas in Europe have strong secessionist movements (e.g. Scotland, Catalonia, Basque, Flanders, Veneto) or have political parties agitating for greater ruling autonomy.

European political union remains elusive, so does fiscal union, and monetary union is tarred by the fact that nine EU countries – soon to be eight – (Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Hungary, Poland, Romania, Sweden, and The UK) do not use the Euro.

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Northern Epirus should definitely secede

Spoiler!

[YashiroNanakase]

[MinervaItalica]

There are a lot but we must see which ones are actually active and which not. The strongest ones are still in UK and Spain.

[Ouistreham]

There are secessionist movements in Normandy? In Savoy? In Alsace? In Brittany?...
Mort de rire !

[Brás Garcia de Mascarenhas]

Portugal, the European nation with the strongest cultural identity since 1143.

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The Venetian one is not that strong. It comes up sometimes and its supporters are mostly inspired by the ones in UK and Spain.

Never heard about the Insubrian one...

[Enflamme]

There are secessionist movements in Normandy? In Savoy? In Alsace? In Brittany?...
Mort de rire !

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