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Jul 29, 22:16

Greece's EU Funding: Slight Decrease Projected for 2028-2034

The European Commission proposed a €2 trillion budget for 2028-2034, allocating €49.2 billion to Greece, slightly less than the current period after inflation adjustment; concerns exist regarding disbursement methods and the integration of the CAP into broader national plans.

Greece's EU Funding: Slight Decrease Projected for 2028-2034

The European Commission proposed a €2 trillion budget for 2028-2034, allocating €49.2 billion to Greece, slightly less than the current period after inflation adjustment; concerns exist regarding disbursement methods and the integration of the CAP into broader national plans.

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What are the immediate financial implications for Greece regarding EU funding in the proposed 2028-2034 budget compared to the current period?

Greece will receive slightly less funding for cohesion and the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) in the 2028-2034 period compared to 2021-2027, according to the Commission's proposal. However, funding for migration and the social climate fund has increased. The total of €49.2 billion for Greece is roughly similar to the current period, possibly slightly less after inflation adjustment.

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Jul 8, 22:10

EPPO Investigates €4.3 Million Misuse by Far-Right Group, Jeopardizing Le Pen's Political Future

The European Public Prosecutor's Office opened an investigation into the alleged misuse of €4.3 million by the Identity and Democracy (ID) group in the European Parliament, potentially benefiting associates of Marine Le Pen, adding to existing accusations against her and jeopardizing her political f...

EPPO Investigates €4.3 Million Misuse by Far-Right Group, Jeopardizing Le Pen's Political Future

The European Public Prosecutor's Office opened an investigation into the alleged misuse of €4.3 million by the Identity and Democracy (ID) group in the European Parliament, potentially benefiting associates of Marine Le Pen, adding to existing accusations against her and jeopardizing her political f...

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What are the alleged methods used to misuse the EU funds, and who are the key individuals and entities implicated in this investigation?

This investigation focuses on the alleged misuse of EU funds by the Identity and Democracy group in the European Parliament. Reports suggest over €4.3 million were misspent, with potential links to associates of Marine Le Pen. This follows a previous conviction for Le Pen, highlighting a pattern of financial irregularities within her party and raising questions about the use of EU funds by far-right political groups.

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Feb 2, 07:06

Spain Institutionalizes Public Policy Evaluation Amidst Funding and Decentralization Challenges

Spain's new law institutionalizes public policy evaluation, crucial for measuring Next Generation EU funds' impact; coordinating decentralized entities and fostering a shared evidence repository are key challenges.

Spain Institutionalizes Public Policy Evaluation Amidst Funding and Decentralization Challenges

Spain's new law institutionalizes public policy evaluation, crucial for measuring Next Generation EU funds' impact; coordinating decentralized entities and fostering a shared evidence repository are key challenges.

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What are the main challenges and opportunities presented by the recent institutionalization of public policy evaluation in Spain?

Spain's public policy evaluation is becoming crucial, driven by a new law and the need to measure the impact of European funds (Next Generation EU). A key challenge is coordinating evaluation efforts across decentralized regional and local entities to avoid duplication.

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Jul 10, 19:15

Le Pen Convicted, RN Faces Multiple Financial Investigations

A French court convicted Marine Le Pen for misappropriating €4.4 million in EU funds, resulting in a prison sentence, fine, and ineligibility; further investigations into the Rassemblement National's finances are underway, involving potential illegal campaign financing and misuse of EU funds.

Le Pen Convicted, RN Faces Multiple Financial Investigations

A French court convicted Marine Le Pen for misappropriating €4.4 million in EU funds, resulting in a prison sentence, fine, and ineligibility; further investigations into the Rassemblement National's finances are underway, involving potential illegal campaign financing and misuse of EU funds.

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How does the RN's reliance on private loans, particularly in comparison to other parties, contribute to the current financial scandals?

The RN faces multiple investigations concerning financial irregularities, including a European probe into €4.3 million in allegedly misspent funds from the Identity and Democracy group, and a French investigation into potentially illegal campaign financing involving loans from private individuals. These investigations highlight the RN's reliance on private funding and raise concerns about potential illegal donations.

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Jun 27, 07:15

Sumar Pushes for Ninefold Increase in Spain's Housing Plan Budget

Spain's junior coalition partner, Sumar, demands a ninefold increase—to €65 billion—in the State Housing Plan budget (2026-2029), contrasting with the PSOE's €7 billion proposal, to tackle soaring housing prices (64% since 2014) and stagnating wages (23%).

Sumar Pushes for Ninefold Increase in Spain's Housing Plan Budget

Spain's junior coalition partner, Sumar, demands a ninefold increase—to €65 billion—in the State Housing Plan budget (2026-2029), contrasting with the PSOE's €7 billion proposal, to tackle soaring housing prices (64% since 2014) and stagnating wages (23%).

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How does Sumar's proposed plan aim to address the widening gap between housing prices and wages in Spain?

Sumar's proposal aims to address Spain's housing crisis, marked by a 64% increase in housing prices since 2014 versus a 23% rise in wages. Their plan involves using the State Land Entity (Sepes) as a direct real estate developer to avoid private sector markups and create affordable public housing.

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