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Title: We don't really have a democracy: Britain may boast the 'mother of all parliaments' but its democratic process is in crisis. A hung parliament in May resulted in a conservative-led coalition that is now pushing through drastic cuts to public services. We asked three political activists--Tony Benn, Caroline Lucas MP and Agent Bristly Pioneer--'where next?'.(Analysis)
Author: Tony Benn
Publication:New Internationalist (Magazine/Journal)
Date: October 1, 2010
Publisher: New Internationalist Magazine
Issue: 436 Page: 29(3)

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