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Europe Daily Bulletin No. 7851

29 November 2000
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GENERAL NEWS / (eu) eu/mad cow
Commissioner David Byrne sends back Germany and Spain to their responsibilities in the surfacing of Mad Cow in their country's and invites them to ensure respect for Community legislation

Brussels, 28/11/2000 (Agence Europe) - Reacting to complete ban measures on animal meals announced by Spain and Germany, following the appearance of Mad Cow in these two countries until now spared by the outbreak, David Byrne, European Commission for Health and Consumer Protection, announced on Sunday, in a press release: "Germany and Spain may have been too complacent about the risk of BSE (bovine encephalopathy spongiform). Despite scientific risk warning not enough seems to have been done...

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THE DAY IN POLITICS
(EU) EU/COMMISSION/ITALY: Italian Prime Minister Amato to meet European Commission on Wednesday
(EU) EU/TURKEY: Speaking to Euro-MPs, Cem refers to "breach of confidence" regarding the Accession Partnership and disputes the notion of Cyprus' "occupation" and "genocide" of Armenians
(EU) EU/FUTURE OF EUROPE: In "Future shape of Europe", Mark Leonard suggests removing from Treaty reference to "an ever closer Union"
(EU) EU/NORTH KOREA: Latest "political dialogue" seems to warrant some optimism
(EU) OSCE: Ministerial meeting in Vienna ends without joint declaration - Russia reproached regarding Chechnya and CFE Agreement
(EU) EU/KOSOVO: EU condemns anti-Serb attacks in Pristina
(EU) EU/RUSSIA/DEFENCE:
GENERAL NEWS
(EU) SOCIAL COUNCIL/EMPLOYMENT: Some positive results (mainly approval of Social Agenda to be submitted to Nice Summit) but "workers" volet of European Company and national consultation/information issue remain blocked
(EU) EU/HUNGARY: Hungary resumes its corn exports to EU, agreement over wine cleared
(EU) EU/AFRICA: Political dialogue, regional integration and cooperation on menu of fourth EU/SADC ministerial conference
(EU) EU/ENERGY: This Wednesday European Commission approves Green paper on EU energy supply, which denounces growing dependency on third countries and reaffirms need from renewable energy and energy savings - Nuclear problem
(EU) EU/ENVIRONMENT: New Directive "Waste Incineration" formally adopted
(EU) EU/ENVIRONMENT: Success of EP/Council conciliation over new regulation concerning Community environmental management and audit system
(EU) EU/ECOFIN:
(EU) EP/POSTAL SERVICES: Ferber Report calls for preservation of universal postal service faced with Bolkestein's ultra-liberalism - Compromise regarded positive by Council President
(EU) EU/ENLARGEMENT: EcoFin Council intends contributing to economic and financial stability in applicant countries through regular dialogue - Council Declaration
(EU) EU/CROATIA/BOSNIA:
(EU) EU/COURT OF AUDITORS: Report on 1999 Budget criticises management of payments especially functioning of aid to third countries and agreements with the UN
(EU) EU/REGIONAL: Signing of two operational programme for aid under "Objective 1", in Ireland
(EU) EIB/SPAIN: 33.4 million euro loan for the Bilbao ring road
(EU) EU/MAD COW: Commissioner David Byrne sends back Germany and Spain to their responsibilities in the surfacing of Mad Cow in their country's and invites them to ensure respect for Community legislation
(EU) EU/REGIONAL: Signing of Community support framework for "objective 1" aid in Greece - Necessary operation programmes to launch projects have not always been adopted
(EU) EU/ECONOMY: Dialogue between European institutions and social partners
(EU) EU/ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COMMITTEE: Mr Moscovici at plenary session, which will notably rule on liberalisation of postal services and on organisation of sugar market
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VALUE OF THE EURO IN DIFFERENT CURRENCIES 28/11/2000: