
Five months ahead of the European elections on May 23-26, CESI has launched a European elections awareness-raising campaign. Promotional visuals for members, affiliates, and interested third parties are now available for download and dissemination.
CESI Secretary General Klaus Heeger said: “At the upcoming European elections in May, the future of our open-minded, liberal, democratic and solidary Europe is at stake. We encourage our members and affiliates as well as all European citizens to stand up for a Europe which puts societal tolerance, equality and of course worker rights first. In our pro-European election awareness-raising campaign, we want to specially highlight the contributions made by workers, not only but in particular from the public sector, to make Europe a worthy place to live for everyone.”
Promotional visuals are available for download here (copyright: © CESI 2018). Samples:

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CESI EU elections campaign: For Europe, and for a better Europe!
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