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In fact, people in Scotland vote for their regional parliament only on Thursday. But there is much more to it. Also about the future of Boris Johnson.
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The fight for freedom begins in front of a betting office right next to the kebab shop. Angus Robertson wears jeans and white sneakers, and the 51-year-old wears a neon yellow vest over his down jacket. “Stronger for Scotland” is written on the chest. Robertson literally shines in Edinburgh’s gray drizzle this Wednesday evening. He walks the streets with quick steps, rings his doorbell through interchangeable blocks and pushes leaflets through mail slots on every floor. “Vote please,” he calls out to some passersby he meets, and gives his thumbs up.
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