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I am writing this on the day Jeremy Corbyn MP has been elected as leader of the UK Labour Party for second time by a big margin.
The official position of the Labour Party is that UK is better off in the European Union – and I agree – but can the Party be trusted on this
issue?
In early 1970s when Britain was debating whether to join
the EU I recall hearing many Labour politicians and trade union leaders denouncing the EU as a conspiracy of big business.
Since then, even though being in Europe has brought us prosperity and better protection of workers' rights, I suspect there still may be a lingering anti-EU undercurrent in Labour.
Wales needs a stronger economy
and more private sector jobs. That is more likely to happen inside Europe than out, and that’s why the more trustworthy pro-EU party Plaid Cymru gets my vote.
You could join Plaid online: https://www.partyof.wales/join/
or you can email post@plaid.cymru for membership forms.
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