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The Greenhouse gas emission allowance trading scheme discussed Watch
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I hope taxpayers all over Europe listen to this...
Offshore oil and gas prospection - We should have an EU directive
2014 European Elections date change is not lawful
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EU relocation scheme for refugees and asylum seekers
Banking union single supervisory mechanism: We need guarantees

13Jun

"The Commission loves the idea of what it calls a beneficial crisis" says Roger Helmer

Is the so-called "two-pack" economic governance for strengthening the European Commission's powers to vet Member States' budgets a good new for economy or for technocracy ? MEP Roger Helmer (EFD Group) has no doubts :"the Commission loves the idea of what it calls a beneficial crisis".

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07Mar

EFD Group welcomes new EFD member Roger Helmer

The East Midlands eurosceptic MEP Roger Helmer was welcomed to the EFD Group by its co-President UKIP Leader Nigel Farage. Helmer, who is elected in the European Parliament since 1999, outlines his reasons for leaving the Conservative Party. A breach is now opened for anyone wishing to stay in accordance with his eurosceptic beliefs.

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12Jun

Schengen policy : "The only place where the Democracy works is in the Member States"

The European parliament blocked talks with EU nations on five draft laws Thursday to protest Schengen reform. Parliamentary groups across the political spectrum, with the exception of the EFD Group, are angry at a decision by home affairs ministers last week to change the legal basis of the 26-nation Schengen area in order for States to keep a certain control on their borders.

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