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September 2013

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UPyD

75.187.45.179 (talk) 15:28, 3 January 2014 (UTC) Hi, again. Please refrain from vandalising the UPyD article. You are removing properly referenced elements without commenting. There is a space there to discuss the issue of Spanish nationalism but you are not attempting to take part in that discussion or to form consensus. Tomclarke (talk) 21:02, 18 November 2013 (UTC)[reply]

This is the English version of Wikipedia so it's not really appropriate for you to make your arguments in Spanish.

I will respond again: because the party itself doesn't describe itself as nationalist, doesn't mean that it isn't. Based on policy, external analysis and now Rosa Diez's most recent articles, it is clear that UPyD doesn't embrace or propose an anti-nationalist or a post-national agenda in any way. It is clear, in point of fact, that UPyD is "unequivocally national". What could this possibly mean if it isn't that the party is dedicated to the protection and promotion of the Spanish nation? I've provided links to back up this argument. In response, you revert my edits without any attempt to explain or cite sources, and no attempt to build consensus. Simply commenting on my talk page that UPyD isn't a nationalist party isn't the same as trying to engage in debate or build consensus. I will add this comment to your Talk pages as well. Tomclarke (talk) 12:32, 19 November 2013 (UTC)[reply]

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