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14 oktober 2021 om 20:22 #2143Ramon MaynouDeelnemer
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(a) que esta Constitución federal se basa en la riqueza de pensamientos, consideraciones y deseos de los filósofos europeos -y de los líderes políticos europeos- de unir a Europa en un estado federal;Original:
(a) que esta Constitución federal se basa en la riqueza de pensamientos, consideraciones y deseos de los filósofos europeos -y de los líderes políticos europeos después de la Segunda Guerra Mundial- de unir a Europa en un estado federal;15 oktober 2021 om 19:44 #2166Herbert TombeurDeelnemerI do agree, Ramon, I do, I do! Let us Europeans stop looking back in time. Instead, let us considering the present and looking forward to the future!
15 oktober 2021 om 20:15 #2169Giuseppe MartinicoDeelnemerDaar ben ik het niet mee eens. Verwijzingen als deze komen in veel grondwetten voor en dienen om de basiswaarden van vreedzame coëxistentie te verduidelijken, vooral in deze fase van nieuwe populismen. Ze hebben ook de praktische functie om politieke en juridische actoren te helpen bij de interpretatie van het grondwettelijk pact.
16 oktober 2021 om 10:58 #2170Mauro CasarottoDeelnemerThe reference to WWII was also inserted to do justice to the activity of those thinkers and politicians like, only to quote two, Altiero Spinelli (Italy, 1907-1986) and Philip Kerr Marquees of Lothian (UK, 1882-1940). In the period around WWII they, together with others devoted part of their lives to the promotion of a European Federation based on a Constitution. Then the intergovernmental approach prevailed, despite their efforts.
Unfortunately, Lord Lothian died during the WWII, but already in the 30s he was promoter and co-author of a manifest of English intellectuals in which we can read:
” National sovereignty leads to competition in armaments, economic self-sufficiency and internal regimentation, and thus inevitably to war, imperialism […] and loss of individual liberty, because where sovereign States fail to agree there is no remedy save resort to violence. […] No international order based on co-operation between sovereign States will prove either efficient or durable. […] Nothing less than a union of the peoples can end this anarchy and give peace, justice, and freedom to all. Accordingly we advocate:
1. A Federal Union of those nations which hold that the State exists for the freedom and responsibility of man […].
2. That this constitutional Union will […] establish legislative, executive and judicial organs representative of and responsible to all the citizens of the Union for such common affairs as defence and order, currency, trade […] and will possess the taxation and borrowing powers necessary to finance its own activitiesIn my opinioni, it’s important to have a (and make a) clear overview on the logical reasons why a European Federal Constitution has been proposed in the recent past and why it is, once again, proposed today.
I think that the fact the we are proposing to overcome the intergovernmental treaty based system of the EU clearly shows that we look forward to the future. The reasons why we are doing so are based both on the inheritance of European history and the new challenges we have in 21st century.
Mauro Casarotto,
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