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The last years of the twentieth century were

Some people think, who is depressed?

Western society has a greater development trend.

Appreciation, even tolerance, cultural diversity.

This seems to be a logical conclusion.

With the emergence of optimism in the 1960s,

In the 1970s and 1980s, there were many changes in planning, legislation,

Even in some cases, constitutional amendments

This aims to promote cultural harmony.

And anti-racism. Developed many countries.

Human rights instruments to ensure equitable access.

For example, their labor market and multiculturalism.

Policies are widely adopted. However, neoconservatism

There are all kinds of movements.

Countries in the last decades of this century.

In Austria, Australia, Denmark, France,

Holland, wait, these sports.

Show deep-rooted antipathy to newcomers

Who are the differences in mainstream culture?

Everywhere, it seems that more and more immigrants are avoiding with suspicion.

Job seekers and acceptance, especially Muslims.

Negative vision.

Canada has always been an exception, which is very close.

The general trend is quite remarkable. along with

In many other countries, there is a well-known

There was an earthquake in Canadian politics in the 1980s.

When you are familiar with the three-point right/middle/left

The system was dissolved and rewritten. traditional

The disintegration of the right-wing party, two new political parties

Both sides have appeared-one of the pursuits.

Many critics believe that Quebec separatism,

Nationalism is a product, others.

This is out of the ideal of neoconservatism. in this

Vortex, with keen political sensitivity

And sharp almost every imaginable disharmony.

Theme, about immigration, makes

Roughly sacred and inviolable. 1988 Federation

The election was dominant, and it was last year.

Traditional right/middle/left political structure.

There's no real difference,

Tripartite platform

Immigrants, but they are strongly opposed to almost all other issues. Surprisingly, this

Also in the subsequent elections.

1993, 1997 and 2000, even the five major political parties,

Recently, mainly in April 2004.

All parties. The Canadian Foreign Minister didn't arrive.

Opposition, anti-immigration movement

In other places. In a way, it's easy to tell.

Canada's consistent reason: yes

In the past and now, both primary and secondary schools have adopted it.

Anti-immigration stance because in Canada

This view is a poor political group.