Danexit

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Danexit (or Dexit ) is an artificial word creation for Denmark's hypothetical exit from the European Union (EU), as targeted by Danish right-wing populists and nationalists along the lines of Brexit and, on the other hand, the Danish pro-Europanists . The word education is the term United Kingdom and Gibraltar European Union membership referendum modeled on that of the EU-emergence of the United Kingdom is: Danexit is a portmanteau of "Dan" (for Denmark ) and "exit" (English for "exit").

backgrounds

The Danish MP Kenneth Kristensen Berth said in an interview in 2016: “At the moment we are waiting for the results of the British negotiations with the EU; on the relationship between Great Britain and the EU. I'm pretty sure that the result will be such that it might be interesting to have Danish voters vote on it too. "

Opinion polls

Carried out on Polling station Stay leaving Undecided To lead
February 1, 2020 The UK has left the EU.
November 2019 European Commission Yes, 63% tend to 26% tend to leave 11% don't know what to do 37%
November 2018 European Commission Yes, 60% tend to 31% tend to leave 9% don't know what to do 29%
November 2017 European Commission Yes, 52% tend to 37% tend to leave 11% don't know what to do 15%
November 2016 European Commission Yes, 57% overall optimistic 39% tend to leave 4% don't know what to do 18%
June 23, 2016 The United Kingdom votes to leave the EU.
April 11-12, 2016 Analysis hebs 4V 30% 27% 34% wait to make a decision later and 9% have no idea 4%
November 2015 European Commission Yes, 65% overall optimistic 30% tendency to leave 5% don't know what to do 35%
November 2014 European Commission Yes, 73% overall optimistic 25% tendency to leave 2% don't know what to do 48%
November 2013 European Commission Yes, 75% overall optimistic 22% tend to leave 3% don't know what to do 53%
Kristian Thulesen Dahl, Danish People's Party (DF)
Søren Espersen, Danish People's Party (DF)
Morten Messerschmidt, Danish People's Party (DF)

Political positions

Representatives of the Danish right-wing populists had already called for a separate referendum on leaving the EU in the run-up to the British vote on June 23, 2016 . The head of Dansk Folkeparti (DF), Kristian Thulesen Dahl , called for a referendum. It is not yet clear whether Denmark would like such a solution. The liberal party Venstre , like the other parties, is against this proposal.

The politician Søren Espersen (DF) is interested in bringing the whole of Schleswig back to Denmark. He had said exactly, "We would like to have a Denmark up to the Eider (...) of course".

Morten Messerschmidt , also a member of the Dansk Folkeparti (DF), predicted in early 2020 that his country would leave the European Union within the next 10 years. He believes Brexit will be a great success.

history

Denmark has been part of the EU since 1973, but often takes a Europe-skeptical position. Denmark has already plunged the EU into complicated situations twice: In 1992 , the Danes voted against the Maastricht Treaties , which had to be renegotiated after the No from Copenhagen . In 2000, a small majority of votes against decided not to want to introduce the euro as the new currency. According to surveys, a majority of respondents would like to remain in the EU. A third of the respondents wanted to have their country's relations with Brussels voted in a referendum at a later date if the UK left . In a 2016 survey, 27% of respondents were in favor of leaving the EU immediately and 30% of respondents were in favor of staying in the EU, while 43% did not want to commit or had no opinion.

See also

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Danexit could follow Brexit . Retrieved April 13, 2016. 
  2. ↑ The Vade drøm om Dexit bliver et mareridt "Det er på tide, at vi danskere anerkender nogle fundamental sand heder om vores lille, hyggelige country" (da-DK) . In: Politiken , June 23, 2020. Accessed July 24, 2020. 
  3. ↑ JV mener: Tak for clear DF-udmelding (da) . In: JydskeVestkysten , June 7, 2020. Retrieved July 24, 2020. 
  4. ↑ Miriam Arndts on Deutschlandfunk Kultur from August 1, 2016: How likely is a Danish EU referendum?
  5. ↑ Eurobarometer 2019 . European Commission.
  6. ↑ Eurobarometer 2018 . European Commission.
  7. ↑ Eurobarometer 2017 . European Commission.
  8. ↑ Eurobarometer 2016 . European Commission.
  9. ↑ a4v (April 12, 2016). Danexit after Brexit? Summary
  10. ↑ Eurobarometer 2015 . European Commission.
  11. ↑ Eurobarometer 2014 . European Commission.
  12. ↑ Eurobarometer 2013 . European Commission.
  13. ↑ berlinjournal.biz berlinjournal.biz from June 25, 2016,
  14. ↑ bild.de of February 23, 2017, https://www.bild.de/politik/inland/daenemark/sylt-haben-wir-daenen-nicht-50576352.bild.html
  15. ↑ Andreas Karker of January 12, 2020, bt.dk BT Morten Messerschmidt: Vi er reports ud af EU in 2030.
  16. ↑ Helmut Steuer, Martina Meister, Boris Kálnoky, Jörg Winterbauer, Hans-Jörg Schmidt, Sarah Maria Brech in WELT from June 25, 2016: These countries could be the next exit candidates
  17. ↑ a4v from April 11-12, 2016: Danexit after Brexit? Summary