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Monthly Archives: May 2016
European Commission’s digital package: A step forward towards the completion of the European Digital Single Market
The European Commission will tomorrow present long-awaited legislative proposals on the EU’s digital single market. Liberal and Democrat MEPs strongly welcome this digital package, which will include a proposal to ban unjustified geo-blocking – the practice of blocking websites across borders and providing different prices and conditions depending on the location of the customer. The ALDE group has long advocated a non-discriminatory principle regarding online sales of goods and services, while ensuring that businesses will not be forced to deliver to other Member States.
Posted in ALDE
Tagged Week News,IMCO :: Internal Market and Consumer Protection
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L’Europa ha perso un vero federalista
Declaración conjunta sobre Venezuela y Brasil
Los eurodiputados del grupo PPE de la Delegación del Parlamento Europeo, los eurodiputados ECR, los eurodiputados de ALDE conjuntamente con los parlamentarios de la componente latinoamericana, de los partidos afines, de la Asamblea Parlamentaria Euro-Latinoamericana, reunidos en el marco de las reuniones de las comisiones permanentes de la Asamblea, que tuvieron lugar en Lisboa del 16 al 18 de mayo del 2016, emitieron la siguiente declaración;
Posted in ALDE
Tagged EU in the World,Democracy promotion,AFET :: Foreign Affairs,Press Release
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Human trafficking victims: EU governments must do more to protect them – Proper implementation of EU legislation is vital-
National governments must do more to protect victims of human trafficking. This is the message the European Parliament has today sent to EU Governments, by supporting ALDE MEP Catherine Bearder’s report on preventing and combating trafficking in human beings.
Posted in ALDE
Tagged FEMM :: Women's Rights and Gender Equality,Week News,Women's Rights
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Trade with China: ALDE demands solid EU trade defence instruments
The European Parliament adopted today a resolution on how to deal with dumped products from China on the European market. When China joined the World Trade Organization (WTO) in December 2001, a transitional arrangement for their accession allowed a specific methodology for the calculation of dumping, which will expire in December 2016.
Posted in ALDE
Tagged Week News,INTA :: International Trade,WTO,External Trade
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EU-Turkey: Europe should not give in to Erdogan’s blackmail
The Alliance of Liberals and Democrats in the European Parliament will not consider visa liberalisation for Turkey until the 72 conditions are fully met, including the necessary legal changes to the antiterrorist legislation.
Posted in ALDE
Tagged Justice and Home Affairs,Immigration policy, Week News,Press Release,Civil Liberties,LIBE :: Civil Liberties
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Europol: reinforced mandate welcomed – The agency must be given a genuine European investigation capacity in the future-
The ALDE Group in the European Parliament welcomes the adoption of new legislation on the European Union Agency for Law Enforcement Cooperation (Europol), which will strengthen the agency’s mandate.
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Tagged Justice and Home Affairs, Justice and Home Affairs,Terrorism,LIBE :: Civil Liberties, Week News,Civil Liberties
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Researchers and students from third countries: easier entry and residence conditions – New directive paves the way for a European legal migration system-
Those third-country nationals willing to enter the EU to conduct a research, study, volunteer or participate in training will have easier and clearer entry and residence conditions thanks to the new directive approved today by the plenary…
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Tagged Justice and Home Affairs,Immigration policy, Week News,Civil Liberties
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Fisheries: agreements with Mauritania and Liberia welcomed
The ALDE Group in the European Parliament warmly welcomes the adoption of an ambitious new protocol governing the EU-Mauritania fisheries agreement, as well as the first ever EU fisheries agreement concluded with Liberia.
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Tagged PECH :: Fisheries,CFP - Common Fisheries Policy,Week News
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Turkish visas: “Only a deal if Turkey changes the anti-terrorism laws which are being used to silence journalists.” – Guy Verhofstadt
Reacting to the news that the European Commission is giving a conditional green light to the end of visas for Turks visiting Europe, ALDE Group leader Guy Verhofstadt said that, in principle, European Liberals and Democrats have always be…
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Tagged Justice and Home Affairs,Immigration policy,Visa policy, Justice and Home Affairs,LIBE :: Civil Liberties, Week News,Leader Press releases and news,Civil Liberties
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