Four Major European Parliament Groups Reject Irish Presidency’s EU Budget Proposal
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The European Parliament's position is in addition to that of the European Commission, following the proposal made on Saturday by the Irish Presidency of the European Union. The most important political groups in the European Parliament (EP) – the European People's Party (EPP), the Social Democrats (S&D), the New Europe and the Greens – have announced months of rejection and are even dismayed by the proposal for the future Community budget ...
The European Commission also regrets the EUR 160 billion adjustments proposed by Ireland and warns that they put EU priorities at risk
The four pro-European groups that form the majority in the European Parliament – EPP, S&D, Renewal Europe and the Greens – reject the proposal of the Irish Presidency of the EU Council on the future multiannual budget of the Union. Euro MP Siegfried Mureșan says that the document reduces funding for both new European priorities and for agriculture and cohesion.
The four pro-European groups in the European Parliament – EPP, S&D, Renewal Europe and Greens – which together form the majority of European legislation, reject the proposal for the future budget of the European Union submitted by the Irish Presidency of the EU Council, announced Monday Siegfried Mureșan, the European Parliament's chief negotiator for the EU's multi-annual budget for the period 2027-2034. "This proposal [...] The post EPP, S&D, …
The four pro-European political groups in the European Parliament, the European People's Party, the European Socialists, New Europe and the Greens announce that they are opposed to Ireland's proposal on the future budget of the European Union. It provides too little money for new priorities, such as defence and security, as well as for traditional ones, such as agriculture and regional development, they say.
Four major European Parliament groups reject Irish Presidency’s EU budget proposal
Leaders of four major political groups in the European Parliament on Monday rejected the Irish Presidency’s revised proposal for the EU’s 2028-2034 budget, saying it cannot serve as a basis for Parliament’s consent. The leaders of the European People’s Party, the Socialists and Democrats, Renew Europe and the Greens/EFA groups issued a joint statement expressing […]
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