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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 11855
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NEWS BRIEFS / Venezuela

Spain and France ready to consider targeted sanctions against Maduro regime

05/09/2017 (Agence Europe) – Following the visit to Spain's Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy of a Venezuelan opposition delegation including the speaker of the Venezuelan National Assembly, Julio Borges, the Spanish government said on Tuesday 5 September that it favoured the adoption at European level of "individual and selective" sanctions against the Venezuelan authorities responsible for the political crackdown in Venezuela.  The delegation met France's President Emmanuel Macron in...

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SECTORAL POLICIES
FOOD SAFETY: Farm ministers satisfied with handling of Fipronil scandal
AGRICULTURE: Agreement among ministers on future strengthening of crisis and risk management tools
AGRICULTURE: Ten countries allowed to make higher advance payments after drought
CLIMATE: MEPs gearing up for ambitious vote on EU position for COP 23 on 7 September
JUSTICE: Parliament takes further decisive step to protect whistleblowers
BUSINESS: Lithuania and Estonia ratify the agreement for unified patent jurisdiction
ENTERPRISE: Financial players called for full potential of European SMEs to be used
DIGITAL: Insight into Commission data free flow projects
TRANSPORT: Freight operators regret Rastatt tunnel accident repercussions
ECONOMY - FINANCE - BUSINESS
ECONOMY: Eurogroup starts debate on revision of preventative rules of Stability and Growth Pact
TAXATION: Moscovici's three tax priorities
BANKS: Commission discusses reinforcing supervision of third-country banks
EXTERNAL ACTION
TURKEY: Mogherini underlines importance of looking beyond words of election campaigns
NORTH KOREA: Federica Mogherini insists on peaceful solution to North Korean tests crisis
MYANMAR: Christos Stylianides calls for full humanitarian access to be guaranteed in Rakhine State
KENYA: EU calls for credible, inclusive and peaceful presidential elections on 17 October
TRADE: EU confident on aid to plane makers dispute with US
TRADE: EuroCommerce says protectionism is biggest challenge for Europe
EMPLOYMENT
EMPLOYMENT: European trade unions pleased with ECHR ruling on employees' privacy
NEWS BRIEFS
AZERBAIJAN: S&D Group calls for European Parliament investigation into Laundromat affair
POLAND: Moscovici promises Commission will do all it can to ensure rule of law is respected
POSTED WORKERS: Poland appears to be shifting its positions on posted workers
TERRORISM: Commission to seek new mandate to change draft PNR agreement with Canada
VENEZUELA: Spain and France ready to consider targeted sanctions against Maduro regime