The battle over EU’s ‘Made in Europe’ plan
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Some 20 EPP MEPs are asking to reject the European Commission's proposal on the EU's most important industrial policy project. The group is trying to clumse, but the damage has already been done – primarily for Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, but also for EPP President Manfred Weber.
Divisions over “Made in Europe” are growing in the European Parliament. The European People’s Party (EPP) opposes the plan by socialists, liberals, and greens for more protectionist preferential treatment of European industry than the Commission proposes.
SPD and Greens have criticised a proposal from the EPP Group in the Bundestag, in which the "Made in Europe" rules proposed by the European Commission are completely rejected. The EPP is unsorted in the draft law called "Industrial Accelerator Act" and threatens to throw the European industry under the bus, SPD MEP Jens Geier told the "Spiegel". Many industry representatives clearly said that they needed protection and a sales market for climate…
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