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THE DAY IN POLITICS / (eu) ep/constitution/france

Socialists of 21 countries vote "yes" to Constitution, which strengthens European social model - In France, review of French Constitution will be presented to Congress early 2005

Brussels, 26/11/2004 (Agence Europe) - Members of the Socialist Group of the European Parliament of nearly all the EU Member States (apart from Sweden, Latvia, Malta and Cyprus) have taken a stance in favour of ratifying the European Constitution in a document entitled: "European Socialists vote yes". The debate of the French Socialists on the Constitution is not "Franco-French", MEPs say (including French Socialist Bernard Poignant): "The decision of activists from the largest French...

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THE DAY IN POLITICS
(EU) EU/EP/UKRAINE: In Kiev, Solana meets Kuchma, Yanukovich and Yushchenko - visit by EP Delegation of European and German Greens - President Borrell receives President of Ukrainian Parliament on Wednesday
(EU) EU/ROMANIA: Environment and Miscellaneous chapters are closed in membership talks
(EU) EP/CONSTITUTION/FRANCE: Socialists of 21 countries vote "yes" to Constitution, which strengthens European social model - In France, review of French Constitution will be presented to Congress early 2005
(EU) EP/COMMISSION/BARROT: Political groups say matter is closed
(EU) EP/TURKEY: Josep Borrell and GUE/NGL visit Turkey - Meeting with Oguz Demiralp - Women's Committee visits Turkey
(EU) EU/IRAN/NUCLEAR ENRICHMENT: IAEA says Iran has not yet stopped uranium enrichment programmes
(EU) EU/ETHIOPIA/ERITREA:
GENERAL NEWS
(EU) EU/BUDGET 2005: Council and Parliament reach agreement on main elements of 2005 budget
(EU) EU/COMPETITIVENESS COUNCIL/SPACE: First Space Council paves way for European space programme
(EU) EU/RESEARCH: Friday's ministerial debate fruitless in absence of concrete proposals for future framework programme
(EU) EU/ENERGY COUNCIL: Renewable energy sources at centre of discussions
(EU) EU/COMPETITIVENESS COUNCIL/CARS: High level Commission working group
(EU) EU/COMPETITIVENESS COUNCIL/LISBON STRATEGY: Member States welcome Kok Report
(EU) EU/COMPETITION:
(EU) EP/GMOS:
(EU) EU/COMPETITIVENESS COUNCIL: Compromise agreement on worker participation in cross-border mergers
(EU) EU/COUNCIL: List of countries holding EU Presidency until 2020
(EU) EU/UNITED STATES/TRADE: WTO authorises European retaliatory measures against US in "Byrd Amendment" case
(EU) EU/TRADE: Parliamentary Conference on WTO calls for "fair" multilateral agreement to benefit all, especially DCs
(EU) EU/EUROMED: Ministerial conference on 30 November in The Hague
(EU) EU/FISHING/MEDITERRANEAN: Atlantic tuna conservation measures
(EU) EU/HEALTH: EFSA publishes guidelines on avoiding microbiological risks in infant formulae
(EU) EP/HEALTH:
(EU) EP/HEALTH:
(EU) EU/MEDICINES:
(EU) ACP/EU: Joint Parliamentary Assembly plans, with its joint resolutions, to contribute to strengthening ACP/EU partnership for sustainable development, peace and security
(EU) EP/BRUSSELS PLENARY: Ukraine, Russia, Colombia, Financial Perspectives, AIDS and football
(EU) EP/EIB: EIB's 2003 Annual Report expected to be positive - Andre Sapir says EIB can do more to sustain the Lisbon Strategy
(EU) EU/PETITIONS/CONSTITUTION: When Constitution is ratified, Member States should be able to include declarations on Europe's Christian heritage, says Committee on Petitions
(EU) EU/CATHOLIC CHURCH: COMECE asks Barroso Commission for in-depth reflection on Europe's spiritual side and Turkey to correct "shortcomings" in religious freedom
(EU) EU/SOCIAL/CONSTRUCTION: "Bilbao declaration" lists five actions to improve health and safety standards in European construction sector
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