Giacomo Benedetto
@gbenedetto.bsky.social
European politics
FRSA
#T1D
Academic posts at @jeanmonnetrhul.bsky.social
FRSA
#T1D
Academic posts at @jeanmonnetrhul.bsky.social
The EU should discontinue UK participation in Horizon from 2028 if the UK does not fully participate in Erasmus+
November 10, 2025 at 1:33 PM
The EU should discontinue UK participation in Horizon from 2028 if the UK does not fully participate in Erasmus+
I also cringe and not just about UK Gov. Partner countries do not "pay into the EU budget" and the FT should know this. They pay into particular funds and those contributions have to stay inside those funds. #AssignedRevenue
November 7, 2025 at 9:56 AM
I also cringe and not just about UK Gov. Partner countries do not "pay into the EU budget" and the FT should know this. They pay into particular funds and those contributions have to stay inside those funds. #AssignedRevenue
I dunno but maybe there is an opportunity if the Conservatives don't fully fold into Reform for them to survive as a 10-15% party like LR in France.
November 4, 2025 at 11:13 AM
I dunno but maybe there is an opportunity if the Conservatives don't fully fold into Reform for them to survive as a 10-15% party like LR in France.
Edward VIII, maybe, but I'm always surprised by how little the British know about the King of Italy who appointed Mussolini and signed the racial laws.
October 19, 2025 at 4:21 PM
Edward VIII, maybe, but I'm always surprised by how little the British know about the King of Italy who appointed Mussolini and signed the racial laws.
I suppose adding the letter B to orgia might not help.
October 15, 2025 at 11:11 AM
I suppose adding the letter B to orgia might not help.
Excellent but what about the EP's offices in the Member States plus in London and Washington?
September 19, 2025 at 7:14 AM
Excellent but what about the EP's offices in the Member States plus in London and Washington?
As a seat, it's typical for a Reform win with the LibDems coming second and the Conservatives third.
It covers Salisbury Plain, stretching into the Marlborough Downs.
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It covers Salisbury Plain, stretching into the Marlborough Downs.
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September 15, 2025 at 10:57 AM
As a seat, it's typical for a Reform win with the LibDems coming second and the Conservatives third.
It covers Salisbury Plain, stretching into the Marlborough Downs.
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It covers Salisbury Plain, stretching into the Marlborough Downs.
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In the local elections of 2025, all wards/divisions in his constituency saw Reform winning in three of them and the challenger in the rest. Only two, around the more genteel Marlborough, look possible for the LibDems, plus a LibDem hold near Salisbury.
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September 15, 2025 at 10:57 AM
In the local elections of 2025, all wards/divisions in his constituency saw Reform winning in three of them and the challenger in the rest. Only two, around the more genteel Marlborough, look possible for the LibDems, plus a LibDem hold near Salisbury.
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Law of 17/05/28, no. 1019, changes the electoral law for the 1929 elections so that a single list of 400 candidates presented by the Fascist Party is approved in a plebiscite by the people.
Decree of 28/08/31, no. 1227, requires university professors to swear an oath of loyalty to fascism.
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Decree of 28/08/31, no. 1227, requires university professors to swear an oath of loyalty to fascism.
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September 13, 2025 at 5:44 PM
Law of 17/05/28, no. 1019, changes the electoral law for the 1929 elections so that a single list of 400 candidates presented by the Fascist Party is approved in a plebiscite by the people.
Decree of 28/08/31, no. 1227, requires university professors to swear an oath of loyalty to fascism.
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Decree of 28/08/31, no. 1227, requires university professors to swear an oath of loyalty to fascism.
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Decree of 06/11/26, no. 1848 allows prefects to ‘dissolve political parties and organisations that work against the regime’ and to send regime opponents into internal exile.
Three days later, Parliament voted to expel from its membership all opposition parliamentarians.
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Three days later, Parliament voted to expel from its membership all opposition parliamentarians.
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September 13, 2025 at 5:44 PM
Decree of 06/11/26, no. 1848 allows prefects to ‘dissolve political parties and organisations that work against the regime’ and to send regime opponents into internal exile.
Three days later, Parliament voted to expel from its membership all opposition parliamentarians.
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Three days later, Parliament voted to expel from its membership all opposition parliamentarians.
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Law of 03/04/26, no. 563, bans strikes and allows only “legally-recognised” trade unions, that is those that the industry bosses had accepted on 02/10/25.
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September 13, 2025 at 5:44 PM
Law of 03/04/26, no. 563, bans strikes and allows only “legally-recognised” trade unions, that is those that the industry bosses had accepted on 02/10/25.
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Law of 31/01/26, no. 100, parliament grants the government to legislate by decree without parliamentary oversight.
Law of 04/02/26, no. 237, provincial + communal councils are dissolved and replaced by government-appointed prefects and mayors.
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Law of 04/02/26, no. 237, provincial + communal councils are dissolved and replaced by government-appointed prefects and mayors.
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September 13, 2025 at 5:44 PM
Law of 31/01/26, no. 100, parliament grants the government to legislate by decree without parliamentary oversight.
Law of 04/02/26, no. 237, provincial + communal councils are dissolved and replaced by government-appointed prefects and mayors.
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Law of 04/02/26, no. 237, provincial + communal councils are dissolved and replaced by government-appointed prefects and mayors.
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