Portuguese Presidency 2007
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Saturday, November 17 2007
By Carina on Saturday, November 17 2007, 20:41
Report from Lisbon by Diane Halley
Climate change was certainly an apt theme for this year's European Development Days in Lisbon, if only for the very reason that we left Brussels on a Tuesday evening of five degrees, and arrived to a balmy Lisbon where temperatures rose to their mid-twenties during consecutive days of abundant sunshine. Something is up with our weather in Europe, let alone globally. Every Portuguese person I met remarked that the weather was extraordinary for the month of November. However, whereas our seasons appear to be merging in Europe, we are not suffering from climate change to the same extent as those in Africa and on other developing continents.
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Saturday, September 15 2007
By Carina on Saturday, September 15 2007, 14:03
The finance ministers of the 27 are gathered this weekend in Oporto, on an informal summit to discuss issues of EU economy such as the financial markets' instability and the increase of interest rates.
This meeting fits the scope of the Portuguese EU Presidency.
Author: Bruno Rego
Translation: Maria Alcaparra
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By Carina on Saturday, September 15 2007, 14:02
José Sócrates has traveled yesterday to Poland in order to try to cease brothers Kaczynsky's objections to the approval of the future Reforming Treaty.
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By Carina on Saturday, September 15 2007, 14:00
The Summit between the European Union and Ucrania has started yesterday, with the goal of making the relationships between Europe and this ex-URSS country stronger.
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Saturday, September 1 2007
By Carina on Saturday, September 1 2007, 15:01
The European Union's Ministers of Environment gather today in Lisbon for an informal conference promoted by the Portuguese Presidency to discuss issues such as drought and water shortness.
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Thursday, July 19 2007
By Carina on Thursday, July 19 2007, 14:05
Anna Colombo has positively responded to an internet campaign directed to the presidency of the Commission, the European parliamentary groups and the Portuguese prime-minister and protesting against the moral exception imposed by Poland, which will allow its government to stop its citizens of appealing to European justice whenever the “family values” might be at stake.
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