Brussels, 20/04/2015 (Agence Europe) - On Monday 20 April, the economic affairs and budgets committees of the European Parliament voted on their position on the EFSI fund, the financial arm of the Juncker plan which aims to draw down private investments of €315 billion over three years.
One provision retained by the parliamentary committees is unlikely to facilitate trialogue negotiations with the member states, which will start on Thursday 23 April. This provision calls on the other two...