“In Andalusia, the gap is around the Spanish average.” This was stated by MEP Lina Gálvez of the Spanish Socialist Workers’ Party while analyzing regional differences in the gender pay gap. Gálvez explained that regions with higher wages or more dynamic sectors may exhibit greater wage inequalities, because women tend to be underrepresented in those […]
“For years we have been protecting nature, but that is not enough: we must recover it, we must restore it.” This was stated by MEP César Luena, of the PSOE and the S&D Group, on the sidelines of an event on funding for nature restoration at the European Parliament. Luena emphasized the importance of combining
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“A Europe that fails to invest in the future today is a Europe headed for a slow decline.” It was stated by Nicola Zingaretti, a Member of the European Parliament from the Democratic Party (PD), during the event “Prospects for the EU Budget: Balancing Competitiveness and Social Cohesion – MFF 2028–2034” in Brussels. The discussion,
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“When citizens are directly hit, it is up to local authorities to provide resilience support, support for citizens and support for rehousing,” said Patrick Molinoz, a member of the European Committee of the Regions and Vice-President of the Bourgogne-Franche-Comté region, on the sidelines of the 4th International Summit of Cities and Regions in Kyiv, held
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“This day is a reminder that Europe is a choice that we must nurture on the basis of shared culture and values: it can give our continent a future and earn us the respect of the rest of the world.” This was stated by Antonella Sberna, Vice-President of the European Parliament, during “Luci d’Europa,” the
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“Being here today has a deed meaning for the European Union history. This is not just a celebration of the past, but a promise for the future: in a world dominated by predators, chaos, and wars, we need to reaffirm the reasons that led to create our idea of European political union .” This was
“Hungary goes to the polls. Viktor Orban challenged by Peter Magyar. What changes for the EU?” Ahead of the April 12 elections, intense competition is evident between the two candidates with their respective parties, Fidesz and Tisza.