Like the movement for an independent San Andrés y Providencia, which is pushed by Archipielago Movement For Ethnic Native Self Determination (AMEN-SD)?
It being the holidays, and bored as I am, I decided to take this map and look at how influential such movements within the EU actually are. It's far from clear, however (especially with the tangle of the Lega-Nord in Italy), what is actually going on everywhere, and whether the majority of separatist movements are actually that. So, does anybody have any thoughts on the accuracy of the map that has resulted, and whether it actually reflects the importance of regionalist movements in various parts of Europe?
http://i.imgur.com/irvLjBD.jpg
Everything is taken down to the most regional level possible.
Blue = de facto independence
Purple = upcoming referendum
Red = elected representative in national parliament
Orange = representative in regional parliament (confusion here as to what this actually is, and whether town councils, etc should count)
Light Orange = polled over 2% in recent (last 5 years) elections (including some minor (?) ones such as President of Brittany)
Yellow = active movement
Green = nominal movement
Pink = Sami, I don't know how to classify them...
Also pretty sure NATO EU members wouldn't like the idea of Scotland dismantling Trident.
