Vertaling van "Political movement " (Engels → Nederlands) :

For these reasons, the Commission announced — in the EU Citizenship Report 2010 — that it would launch a discussion to identify political options to prevent EU citizens from losing their political rights as a consequence of exercising their right to free movement (action 20).

(d) finally, he promoted, set up, led and participated in a paramilitary association with political objectives, under the title of ‘the Greenshirts’, which later amalgamated with another, more complex structure known as the ‘Padanian national guard’ (GNP), which was organised in accordance with precise rules on the admission and recruitment of members – all of whom were issued with uniforms – and on the basis of a number of hierarchically organised territorial units, with local commanders being appointed and required to comply strictly with instructions from the ‘leader’ or persons delegated by him and report periodically on the actions taken in compliance with those instructions; the association in question was close to the ‘L ...[+++]ega Nord’ political movement and was intended to help implement and achieve the movement’s proclaimed political objectives of creating new state entities (while itself acting, in some respects, as the their police and military force) through the setting-up of a hierarchically organised body which was trained to take collective action of a violent or threatening nature (albeit presented as the legitimate defence of rights which had allegedly been violated) and was also used to intimidate any members of the movement who were opposed to the political directives issued by its leaders and prevent them from engaging in debate inside the movement, thus helping to impose a definite political line on the Legal Nord movement by silencing any expression of dissent within it.

This political movement, therefore, the Movement for Socialism, originally called the Political Instrument for the Sovereignty of the Peoples, created by the Original Indigenous Farmers Movement, it has not been created by a group of political experts, or professionals or intellectuals, but it was born to fight injustice, to fight for economic and social demands, in 1995 in particular, to change our Bolivia, to put an end to discrimination, and in order to change those policies that have historically been geared towards the extermination of the original indigenous people in our country and our continent.

In addition, an awareness of the aims, values and policies of social and political movements should be developed.

authoritarianism and poor economic and social performance favour extremist political movements.

If we have to accept the fact, for reasons of the sovereignty of States, that these political movements might hold governmental positions in our States, I have to say in all honesty that, in my opinion, a political movement that uses xenophobia as a means of winning votes and gaining power does not have the same set of values that I do.