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Carlos Moedas, Chairman of the Committee of the Regions and 20 Local Authorities Against Cuts in the EU Budget

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The position arises after Germany, Denmark, the Netherlands, Austria, Finland and Sweden defended last week cuts of "several hundred billion euros".

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The position arises after Germany, Denmark, the Netherlands, Austria, Finland and Sweden defended last week cuts of "several hundred billion euros".

·Lisboa, Portugal
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After the interest rates of the ten-year French government bonds scratched the 5-percent barrier on Friday in late trade, the situation calmed down again at the beginning of the week. Two politically relevant messages, one from Germany, the other from France, appeared to have been like circuit breakers, like wavebreakers, as it is said on the markets. On Monday, a strategy paper circulated on the one hand The contribution The European rights aga…

·Eschborn, Germany
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The letter is signed by the mayors of Athens, Bratislava, Brussels, Bucharest, Budapest, Dublin, Lisbon, Luxembourg, Madrid, Nicosia, Paris, Riga, Rome, Sofia, Tallinn, The Hague, Valletta, Vienna, Vilnius, Warsaw and Zagreb, representing the 21 EU Member States.

Position arises after Germany, Denmark, the Netherlands, Austria, Finland and Sweden defended last week cuts of "several hundreds of billions of euros" in the proposal of MFF 2028-2034.

The mayor of Madrid, José Luis Martínez-Almeida, and the governors of 20 other European capitals have demanded Wednesday to avoid cuts in the next budget of the European Union for 2028-2034 and have asked that any proposal to reduce its volume be accompanied by an assessment of its consequences for the regions and cities. In [...] The entry Almeida and 20 other European mayors ask to avoid cuts to the next EU budget aparece primero en Forbes Esp…

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Forbes España broke the news on Wednesday, October 7, 2026.
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