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EU's final WARNING: Horror in Brussels as Italian poll finds huge number want to QUIT bloc
A new poll has found 40 percent of Italians would support quitting the EU and scrapping the euro as its official currency.
A further 6.1 percent would support just quitting the EU, while 7.3 percent support remaining in the bloc but scrapping the euro.
Just 41.7 percent agreed in maintaining the status quo.
The results come from a survey carried out by pollsters Bidimedia between April 15 and 16, who asked 3,400 Italians: "Would you agree to leave the euro and the EU?"
The findings are a warning to EU leaders about the fragile state of the bloc, with strains in relations beginning to show.
Just last month another opinion poll, carried out by the news agency Dire, found 88 percent of Italians felt they had been let down by their European allies.
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen even said sorry to Italy earlier this month for the bloc's response to coronavirus.
The eurocrat offered “a heartfelt apology” for letting down Italy when it first became engulfed by the virus.
Speaking to the European Parliament, Ms Von der Leyen said: “Too many were not there on time when Italy needed a helping hand at the very beginning.
“And yes, for that it is right that Europe as a whole offers a heartfelt apology.”
https://www.express.co.uk/news/worl...ropean-union-coronavirus-response-coronabonds
A new poll has found 40 percent of Italians would support quitting the EU and scrapping the euro as its official currency.
A further 6.1 percent would support just quitting the EU, while 7.3 percent support remaining in the bloc but scrapping the euro.
Just 41.7 percent agreed in maintaining the status quo.
The results come from a survey carried out by pollsters Bidimedia between April 15 and 16, who asked 3,400 Italians: "Would you agree to leave the euro and the EU?"
The findings are a warning to EU leaders about the fragile state of the bloc, with strains in relations beginning to show.
Just last month another opinion poll, carried out by the news agency Dire, found 88 percent of Italians felt they had been let down by their European allies.
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen even said sorry to Italy earlier this month for the bloc's response to coronavirus.
The eurocrat offered “a heartfelt apology” for letting down Italy when it first became engulfed by the virus.
Speaking to the European Parliament, Ms Von der Leyen said: “Too many were not there on time when Italy needed a helping hand at the very beginning.
“And yes, for that it is right that Europe as a whole offers a heartfelt apology.”
https://www.express.co.uk/news/worl...ropean-union-coronavirus-response-coronabonds