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With high unemployment at 11% in France, only 41% of the people in a Pew Research Center poll gave favorable impressions about the European Union. This is down from 60% in 2012. In Germany 60% of those polled gave a favorable impression of the EU in 2013. The number remained steady in Britain at about 43%.

The Pew Research Center poll and opinion during the economic downturn in France, Germany, Italy, Spain and Britain towards the European Union

10/11/2011

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