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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 10685
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SECTORAL POLICY / (ae) transport

MSC Flaminia - EP disquiet about how accident was handled

Brussels, 10/09/2012 (Agence Europe) - On Thursday 6 September, during an exchange of views with European Maritime Safety Agency (EMSA) Executive Director, Markku Mylly, current events came to the fore at the European Parliament's transport committee (TRAN). Recalling the accident involving the MSC Flaminia cargo ship, MEPs emphasised the important task it was for the European Commission to review maritime rules for emergency intervention and rescue.

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Contents

A LOOK BEHIND THE NEWS
A Look Behind The News, by Ferdinando Riccardi: The largely positive effects of the ECB's decisions must not lead to the difficulties and problems being forgotten
ECONOMY - FINANCE - BUSINESS
(AE) SPAIN: Almunia says no strings to be attached to new aid for Spain
(AE) PORTUGAL: Commission refuses to comment on Portuguese economy
(AE) FRANCE: Commission refutes allegations of tension on growth forecasts
(AE) ENERGY EFFICIENCY: EIB loan for French schools
(AE) COMPETITION: Spot checks on maritime transport companies
(AE) STATE AID:
SECTORAL POLICY
(AE) AGRICULTURE: Ciolos, no problem with cereals supply
(AE) AGRICULTURE: Proposal on transparency of aid coming soon
(AE) AGRICULTURE: Ciolos optimistic about CAP reform agenda
(AE) AGRICULTURE: Wine, Commission shifts on plantation rights
(AE) AGRICULTURE: Dacian Ciolos suggests possible solutions to crisis
(AE) TRANSPORT: €200 million to fund TEN-T infrastructure
(AE) TRANSPORT: MSC Flaminia - EP disquiet about how accident was handled
(AE) TRANSPORT: Plea against regulation in airports
(AE) CONSUMERS: National consumer court competent for foreign contracts
(AE) HEALTH: Tuesday's vote on McAvan pharmacovigilance report
(AE) ENVIRONMENT: Commission eager to ensure respect for law on shale gas
EXTERNAL ACTION
(AE) BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA: Van Rompuy for continued reforms
(AE) SYRIA: European ministers want to strengthen sanctions
(AE) IRAN: Paris, London, Rome and Berlin for new sanctions
(AE) MEDITERRANEAN: Monti for Euro-Mediterranean economic integraton
(AE) FOREIGN AFFAIRS:
(AE) IRAQ:
(AE) TRADE: Russia already called to order over its commitments to WTO
(AE) TRADE: Argentina continues its counter-attack at WTO
(AE) TRADE:
EDUCATION - YOUTH
(AE) EDUCATION: Wide fluctuations in cost of higher education
(AE) YOUTH: Doing more to support young people
WEEKLY SUPPLEMENT
European Library: No. 970