Editing June Movement (section)

===European relations===
Traditionally, the June Movement had relations with political organisations proposing democratisation of the EU in most EU countries, as well as in non-member states. It had a Swedish sister party, the [[Junilistan]], which also lost its seats in the European Parliament in 2009. Slovenia is the third EU country home to a June Movement; although this party did not run in the 2004 elections, it planned to do so in 2009. The Slovenians use the same symbols as the Danish movement. The June Movements of these various countries are all members of the [[EUDemocrats]].

In the European Parliament, the June Movement participated in the [[Independence/Democracy]] group. In 2005, some prominent members of the June Movement decided to leave the organisation because they disagreed with certain conservative or traditionalist parties which participated in the Independence and Democracy group.{{citation needed|date=September 2009}} Since then, the [[Lega Nord]] and most MEPs of the [[League of Polish Families]] also left the Independence/Democracy group. The group did not survive the 2009 elections.