After Brexit: New MEPs take up their seats

The Parliament Magazine's Ana Gallego caught up with a few of the European Parliament's new MEPs during last week's plenary session in Strasbourg.
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By Ana Gallego

Ana Gallego is a reporter and audiovisual journalist at the Parliament Magazine

21 Feb 2020

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