The Government Warns the EU: It Will Not Accept the Languages of enlargement...
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The government has decided to raise the tone in its struggle to get Catalan, Basque and Galician...
The Foreign Ministry has reactivated the issue at the recent European meeting in Dublin. More information: Sánchez reactivates his request to make Catalan official in the EU after a year in the drawer on the eve of the Budgets
The Government of Pedro Sánchez hopes that the Irish presidency will accede to its request to include the question of the officiality of Catalan in the European institutions in the next General Affairs Council on 22nd. For now, the request is limited to the inclusion of a debate on this issue in the ordinary meeting and does not refer to a possible vote that, as far as is known, would not be successful. Unanimity is required to approve a change …
The central government has decided to raise the tone in its struggle to ensure that Catalan, Basque and Galician become official languages of the European Union and to warn that it will not be able to 'accept' that additional languages are included in the EU language regulation as a result of the entry of new Member States if their request has not been given a green light before.
The government has always made it clear to its European partners that it is a priority to achieve this objective and the Foreign Minister, José Manuel Albares, has assured that it is only a matter of time, convinced that it will end up getting the green light.
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