These aberrations should have remained confined to the British Isles, but doing away with borders within Europe has allowed adulterated chocolate to move freely, to the extent that today, in seven out of our fifteen countries, without being aware of it, consumers are swallowing chocolate that has been tampered with, and that includes Mr Haider 's Austria which, in that respect, has something in common with Mr Guterres' Portugal.
Estas aberraciones no tendrían que haber salido de las Islas Británicas, pero la supresión de fronteras ha permitido la circulación del chocolate adulterado. Hasta el punto que hoy, en siete de quince países, el consumidor ignora que come chocolate adulterado, incluso en el Austria del Sr. Haider y en el Portugal del Sr. Guterres.