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EU referendum: Plaid warns of no 'idyllic isolation' EU referendum: Plaid warns of no 'idyllic isolation'
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There would be no "idyllic isolation" if the UK left the EU, Plaid Cymru leader Leanne Wood will warn voters. There would be no "idyllic isolation" if the UK left the EU, Plaid Cymru leader Leanne Wood has warned voters.
In a speech in Rhondda, she will urge people to vote for Britain to be "a full participant" in a "new Europe". In a speech in Rhondda, she urged people to vote for Britain to be "a full participant" in a "new Europe".
Arguments over statistics are unlikely to be enough to convince voters to stay in the EU, she will argue. Arguments over statistics are unlikely to be enough to convince voters to stay in the EU, she argued.
David Cameron is hoping to secure agreement on new terms for Britain's membership of the EU to be voted on in a referendum, possibly in June.David Cameron is hoping to secure agreement on new terms for Britain's membership of the EU to be voted on in a referendum, possibly in June.
'Partnership of equals''Partnership of equals'
Launching her party's pro-EU campaign on Wednesday, Ms Wood will say: "It is not possible in 2016 to simply pull up the drawbridge and retreat to an idyllic isolation. Launching her party's pro-EU campaign on Wednesday, Ms Wood said: "It is not possible in 2016 to simply pull up the drawbridge and retreat to an idyllic isolation.
"And even if it were, surely that isn't the kind of country we want Wales to be."And even if it were, surely that isn't the kind of country we want Wales to be.
"The choice faced by people in Wales and across the UK in the forthcoming referendum isn't one that will neatly boil down to a few stats."The choice faced by people in Wales and across the UK in the forthcoming referendum isn't one that will neatly boil down to a few stats.
"The choice will not and frankly cannot be made by punching numbers into a calculator.""The choice will not and frankly cannot be made by punching numbers into a calculator."
She will say she would like to see a "decentralised, partnership of equals" as "the basis for the new Europe". She said she would like to see a "decentralised, partnership of equals" as "the basis for the new Europe".