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that the whole of Europe This leaflet was produced by non-Germans who live in Berlin. We believe Together with other tion. contribu our make to want and needs an electoral success for DIE LINKE, and to take part nities, commu own our in g includin s, election the for mobilize to Europeans we want in further actions. We invite all Europeans in Berlin to join us. of each month at 7pm in The Left Party group ‘Europeans in Berlin’ meets on the second Monday urg Platz). Everyone is Luxemb Rosa (U-Bahn Karl-Liebknecht Haus, Kleine Alexander Straße 28 welcome to attend our meetings
The European Parliament will be elected again between the 22nd and the 25th of May 2014. EU citizens have the right to vote - either (1) where they live or (2) in their country of origin. If you want to vote in Berlin for any of the German Parties you must: 1. Be an EU citizen over 18 years old. 2. Have a registered residence (Anmeldung) in Berlin. 3. Be registered at your district council voter registration office (Bezirksamt). You must register to vote before the 5th of May 2014. You will find your local election registration office (Bezirkswahlamt) at the one of the addresses below: Mitte: Mathilde-Jacob-Platz 1, 10551 Berlin Telefon: 9018 – 44510 Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg: Frankfurter Allee 35/37, 10247 Berlin Telefon: 90298 3020
Pankow (inc. Prenzlauer Berg): Breite Straße 24a-26, 13187 Berlin, Telefon: 90295 – 2400 Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf: Otto-SuhrAllee 100, 10585 Berlin, Telefon: 9029 – 12303 Spandau: Carl-Schurz-Straße 2/6, 13597 Berlin Telefon: 90279 - 2316 Steglitz-Zehlendorf: Kirchstr. 1/3, 14163 Berlin Telefon: 90299 – 2190 Tempelhof-Schöneberg: John-F.-KennedyPlatz, 10820 Berlin Telefon: 90277 – 3040 Neukölln: Karl-Marx-Str. 83, 12040 Berlin Telefon: 6809 - 2448 Treptow-Köpenick: Alt-Köpenick 21, 12555 Berlin Telefon: 90297 - 2013 Marzahn-Hellersdorf: Riesaer Str. 94, 12627 Berlin Telefon: 90293 – 4071 Lichtenberg: Egon-Erwin-Kisch-Str. 106, 13059 Berlin Telefon: 90296 – 4617 Reinickendorf: Teichstr. 65, Haus 1, 13407 Berlin Telefon: 90294 - 2148
Who should I vote for? At the election, all European voices must be heard, especially those forced to migrate because of the economic crisis and the austerity programs imposed on their countries by the Troika. European institutions are driving through a neo-liberal agenda of public spending cuts in all EU countries. The Merkel government is significantly responsible for these policies. The result is economic depression and real suffering for poorer people in all EU countries.
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[email protected] · web: in-europa.die-lin - www.european-left.org Facebook: http://goo.gl/33J6Tv · DIE LINKE is part of European Left
ViSdP Phil Butland, DIE LINKE AG ‘Europäer in Berlin’, Kleine Alexanderstraße 28
A strong left vote in the EU elections will punish Merkel and can help to change the political direction within Europe. In Germany, only DIE LINKE offers a credible alternative vision for Europe to neo-liberalism and the consequent rising debt, insecurity and unemployment.
