Seven out of ten say no to Norway to join the EU. Two out of ten for EU membership, while one in ten has no meaning in the case, shows a measurement Sentio has performed Nationen and class struggle.
EU resistance has remained stable over the last ten years. But even if the opposition to EU membership is high in Norway, there is no majority in the population to enroll Norway out of the EEA Agreement, newspaper Nationen.
– But we see that through the EEA -DEAL approaching EU as we have said no to. Now, for example, the government look at the postal directive again. This is the only directive we have used the veto our, says Kathrine Kleveland, which is the leader in No to EU and central director of the Center.
She said that No to EU aims to persuade LO to be EEA opponent.
– We are working towards getting as many as possible LO union to enter to drop the EEA Agreement. We work purposefully towards LO Congress in 2017, says Kleveland.
In a two-page article in the class struggle warns Labour leader Jonas Gahr Støre of the consequences of scrapping the EEA Agreement. Kleveland think it means that Støre has been afraid EEA resistance.
– It would not he have done if he felt he had to. We see that the EEA debate has now begun to stir, says Kleveland.
(NTB)
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