Políticos británicos y holandeses votan en las Elecciones Europeas 2014
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Geert Wilders, del partido holandés PPV vota en La Haya
22.05.2014HOLA02 LA HAYA (HOLANDA) 22/05/2014.- El líder del partido PPV, el xenófobo Geert Wilders (c), vota en las elecciones al Parlamento Europeo en un colegio electoral instalado en la escuela de primaria De Walvis en La Haya (Holanda), hoy, jueves 22 de mayo de 2014. Los holandeses eligen hoy a sus representantes en el Parlamento Europeo (PE) con un electorado dividido entre defensores de la Unión Europea (UE) y los euroescépticos, liderados Geert Wilders, cuya formación podría ser la más votada. EPA/BAS CZERWINSKIEPA/BAS CZERWINSKI -
Nigel Farage, líder de UKIP se dirige a votar
22.05.2014Nigel Farage, the leader of Britain's United Kingdom Independence Party (UKIP) arrives to vote in local and European elections at a polling station in Biggin Hill on the outskirts of London May 22, 2014. Britain's anti-EU UKIP party will likely top European elections on Thursday or come a close second, according to opinion polls that suggest a barrage of criticism accusing it of racial slurs and bigotry has failed to put off voters. REUTERS/Andrew Winning (BRITAIN - Tags: POLITICS ELECTIONS)REUTERS/Andrew Winning -
Nick Clegg y David Baker se dirigen a votar
22.05.2014British Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg (L) and Liberal Democrat Councillor David Baker arrive at Hall Park Centre in Sheffield, northern England, to vote in the local and European elections on May 22, 2014. Europe's mammoth parliamentary elections kicked off on Thursday, with Britain and the Netherlands going to the polls in a vote that is expected to see a swing towards populist right-wing parties. The elections, which are spread over four days in the EU's 28 member states, are expected to see major gains for parties bent on dismantling the European Union from the inside. AFP PHOTO/LINDSEY PARNABYAFP PHOTO/LINDSEY PARNABY
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