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DiEM25 and the path to democratise Brexit

A brief account of two years of DiEM25 internal debate on Brexit.

By Andrea Pisauro
DiEM25 and the path to democratise Brexit
Both pro and anti-Brexit protesters in Westminster, London, after the European Council in Brussels agreed to a second extension to the Brexit process. | Yui Mok/PA. All rights reserved.
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DiEM25 was founded just a few months ahead of the Brexit referendum, a week before the signature of the shameful deal through which David Cameron tried to reform the EU in regressive terms.

Since then DiEM25 has pioneered innovative and imaginative thinking on Brexit.

At the referendum in 2016 DiEM25 fought against Brexit to stay in the EU against this EU and the official remain campaign. In and against. Yanis and many of us campaigned up and down the country with John McDonnell and many others.

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