Prime Minister Luís Montenegro on Europe’s Future
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In the final challenge for the adoption of the next EU Financial Framework, the political debate is repeated: the largest economies in the European Union want cuts in the budget for the next seven years, and the most dependent economies demand cohesion.
Portuguese Prime Minister leaves for Strasbourg in order to avoid further cuts in European funds for cohesion and agriculture. Costa, Ursula and Southern countries are allies in a pressurised Europe.
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The Portuguese Prime Minister, Luís Montenegro, spoke on Tuesday in the European Parliament in Strasbourg (France), in a plenary session also marked by debates on the increase in the cost of living and the next budget of the European Union (EU). Luís Montenegro took part in the European Parliament's Chamber on Tuesday at 10.30 a.m. (09.30 a.m. Lisbon), in the series of debates entitled "This is Europe". These debates, inaugurated by the Presiden…
The European Parliament received Luís Montenegro for a debate on the future of Europe, marked by the budget, energy, housing and migration.
Prime Minister argues that Portugal does not regard the Multiannual Financial Framework (PFF) as "a call for proposals"
Euro MPs have discussed with the Prime Minister of Portugal, Luis Montenegro, the state of Europe, with a focus on an ambitious multi-annual budget, the energy transition and EU competitiveness. "This year we celebrate forty years since Portugal joined the European Union (EU) – four decades in which Europe modeled Portugal, and Portugal modeled our Union. [...] The post-EU Multi-annual Budget will represent "the financial transposition of our po…
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