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What are some possible problems associated with admitting formerly communist countries to the EU?
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∙ 12y ago
One of the complex issues facing the EU is growth. Running such a huge alliance could be difficult. Many of the proposed members were once Communists nations. In general, they are less prosperous and have little experience in democracy. Such differences may create tensions that the EU will have to resolve.
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