Transparency in the EU: Participatory democracy in danger
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Spain’s recovery and resilience plan: The general court of the eu refuses access to the document
Explanation of the Judgment of 15 February 2023 of the General Court of the EU, in case T-77/22 Asesores Comunitarios
Considerations about Covid-19
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European elections May 2019: Will we finally have a european debate in Spain?
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Empowering citizens: A new study calls to unlock the potential of the treaties
Beyond the territory, community policies of the Union between different countries is what makes the European Union meaningful are its
Will we finally have a european debate in Spain?
As the study produced by the European Parliament’s research services “Ten issues to watch in 2019” indicates, the European Union
Lobbying in the Spanish Constitution
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Comitology and next European elections in 2019: The Commission puts a “partial” hold
Indeed, the Commission will put in hold delegated acts and implementing acts under the regulatory procedure with scrutiny during the
The European parliament reinforces its transparency
Around 30,000 lobbyists represent in Brussels the interests of countless entities in the continent and, for this reason, they hold
Commission’s historical fine to google for abuse of dominant position
On 18 June 2018, the European Commission compelled Google to pay a fine of 4.3 billion euros. The main argument