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SVP Baselland will mehr Integrationsvereinbarungen Integration SVP Baselland fordert mehr Integrationsvereinbarungen – Experten zweifeln am Nutzen
Im Herbst wird Baselland über das 1,5 Millionen Franken schwere Integrationsprogramm des Kantons abstimmen, nachdem die SVP erfolgreich ein Referendum lanciert hat. Sie stört sich insbesondere daran, dass zu wenig Integrationsvereinbarungen geschlossen würden. Tomasz Sikora
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Lange war es um die Integrationsvereinbarungen still, doch nun macht sie die SVP Baselland wieder zum Thema. Sie hat erfolgreich ein Referendum gegen das geplante Integrationsprogramm des Kantons für die Jahre 2022/2023 lanciert. In dessen Rahmen sollen 3,8 Millionen Franken mehr in die Förderung der Integration investiert werden – je 1,5 Millionen von Bund und Kanton und 300 000 Franken von den Gemeinden. Sie begründet ihr Referendum insbesondere damit, dass nicht mehr Geld für eine bessere Integration sorge, so
as far as europe goes, well, it believes and it has stated that it holds something of a solidarity for the people who are taking to the streets here. in what it describes as their european aspirations. makes the point that this offer to ukraine is still very much on the table. these integration agreements in terms of association and free trade that would lock ukraine into a much closer relationship with the european union. but the eu is also stressing whatever the domestic political disagreements going on at the moment, they should be settled peacefully, not quiet as we ve seen them being settled over the last couple case. what s the big fear? closer to europe was one idea. the people on the streets wanted more to get out of it. what did they want to get out of the proximity to europe and what is the fear in terms of where this could be heading? they want, or at least a good part of the country s population wants this is the country to modernize, to grow economically,
it is ready to work on trade deals, like nafta. it is an opportunity to think if we should modernize it, not renegotiate it, but modernize it and more people in the three countries. of these integration agreements that we signed 22 years ago. question three, and this is a big one, with the the democrats? it puts the legacy in question and closes the clinton era in politics. this is painful, and it will be for a long time, but i want you to remember this, ourp campaign was never about one person or even one election. it was about the country we love. and about building an america that s hopeful, inclusive, and big-hearted. donald trump is going to be our president. we owe him an open mind and the chance to lead. with us to share the reporting and insights, maggie