Brussels, 10/10/2013 (Agence Europe) - While visiting Spain, where she met Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy, European Commissioner for the Digital Agenda Neelie Kroes presented the StartupEurope project - a six-part plan aimed at encouraging young Europeans who want to put their innovative ideas into practice and to found a start-up. During a visit to Tuenti, the biggest social network in Spain, Kroes said it was vital - particularly in an economic climate like the current one with high levels of unemployment - to bet on a new generation and to bet on innovation so as to create new jobs for a better future. Tuenti CEO Zaryn Dentzel is one of the people behind the Startup manifesto for entrepreneurship and innovation, which was unveiled by the Leaders Club at the beginning of September as part of the StartupEurope project (see EUROPE 10913). (IL/transl.fl)