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On the initiative of the ALDE group leader, Guy Verhofstadt, Parliament's economic and monetary affairs committee today will hold a hearing on the subject of "The fiscal crisis in the European Union - lessons from Greece. Economic surveillance, statistics, off-balance sheet operations and sovereign debt"

"Justice has been gagged, Moroccan intransigence rewarded"

GUE/NGL welcomes Aminetu Haidar to Madrid Study Days

"EU silence on the continuous flouting of human rights by Morocco in its illegal occupation of Western Sahara is exacerbating the trauma being suffered by the Saharawi people" Aminetu Haidar told the GUE/NGL Study Days meeting today in Madrid.

GUE/NGL backs demonstration against postal services liberalization

A delegation  from the GUE/NGL group in the European Parliament will take part in tomorrow's demonstration in Brussels against the liberalization of postal services in Europe.

 The demonstration begins at 2pm on Place Luxembourg, and the march will proceed through the EU district returning at 4pm to Place Luxembourg. The third European Postal Services Directive was adopted in February 2008 by the European Parliament with the completion of the liberalization of the postal market set for 31 December 2010.

Results demonstrate EFPIA anti-counterfeit product verification pilot project successful

Brussels, 14 April 2010 - EFPIA, the voice of the research-based pharmaceutical industry in Europe, today published the results of their product verification system pilot project. The pilot, held in Sweden between September 2009 and January 2010, successfully demonstrated that a product verification system at the point of dispense, based on a two-dimensional data matrix, is both robust and effective.

Western Sahara activists meet GUE/NGL in Madrid on EU-Morocco relations

Hotel Rafael Atocha, Mendez Alvaro, 30 - 28045 Madrid

11am today 14-04-2010

Aiming to identify key areas for political pressure on the right to self-determination of the Saharaui people, and the human rights situation in Western Sahara, the GUE/NGL group in the European Parliament will today welcome Saharaui human rights activists, including Aminetu Haidar, to the group's study days in Madrid. 

T&D Europe appoints new Secretary General

Brussels, 13th April 2010. On the occasion of its General Assembly held in Edinburgh, T&D Europe1 has elected Dr. Oliver Blank as its new Secretary General for a period of three years.

Spanish crisis underlines the need for European alternatives

“Bringing forward a specific left analysis of this crisis is our mission in Madrid,” said GUE/NGL President Lothar Bisky opening the group’s Study Days today in the Spanish capital. 

Flying 2.0? ENISA launches study on future challenges of Internet of Things/RFID in air travel

Following up on European Commission  communication on IoT Action Plan for Europe, the EU’s ‘cyber security’ Agency ENISA - The European Network and Information Security Agency, has analysed the risks associated with a future air travel scenario, enabled with “Internet of things”, IoT / RFID technology. The report identifies major security risks, as well as privacy, social and legal implications and also makes concrete policy and research and legal, recommendations.

Hungary: Viktor Orbán to become 14th EPP PM in the European Union

Brussels, 12 Brussels 2010

The leader of Fidesz and Vice President of the European People’s Party (EPP), Viktor Orbán, has scored a landslide result in the first round of parliamentary elections in Hungary. Fidesz received a whopping 53%, an unprecedented result in the history of democratic Hungary. EPP President Wilfried Martens personally congratulated Orbán last night for the result and after the second round in two weeks, he’s set to become EPP’s 14th EU Prime Minister.

BirdLife International strongly condemns the opening of the new spring hunting season in Malta

 
 
Brussels, 9 April 2010 - Today’s shameful decision by the Maltese  Government to open the spring hunting season in 2010 is a set back for nature conservation, which is particularly disturbing as 2010 is supposed to be the ‘International Year of Biodiversity’. 

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