10/12/2008 (Agence Europe) - The European Commission announced on Wednesday 3 December that it had paid out a total of €10.7 million from the European Globalisation Adjustment Fund (EGF). Spain received €10.4 million to help some 1,600 workers made redundant when the American multinational Delphi closed its factory in Cádiz and transferred production to its factory in Tangier. The remaining €298,000 will be used to help textile workers from Alytaus Tekstilé in southern Lithuania get back into work as quickly as possible. These payments were approved by the Budgetary Authority (the European Parliament and the Council) on 22 October 2008. (O.L./transl.rt)