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Le Pen kontra Parlament
Intézményi jog
The President of the General Court of the EU does not suspend the operation of the decisions of the European Parliament to recover from Mr Jean-Marie Le Pen, Mr Bruno Gollnisch and Ms Mylène Troszczynski sums paid in respect of salaries for local parliamentary assistants

Le Pen / Parlement
Droit institutionnel
Le Président du Tribunal de l’UE ne suspend pas l’exécution des décisions du Parlement européen visant à recouvrer auprès de MM. Jean-Marie Le Pen et Bruno Gollnisch et de Mme Mylène Troszczynski les sommes versées à titre de rémunération pour des assistants parlementaires locaux

Le Pen / Parlament
Institutionelles Recht
Der Präsident des Gerichts der Europäischen Union setzt die Vollziehung der Beschlüsse des Europäischen Parlaments nicht aus, mit welchen von Herrn Jean-Marie Le Pen, Herrn Bruno Gollnisch und Frau Mylène Troszczynski die als Bezüge für örtliche parlamentarische Assistenten gezahlten Beträge zurückgefordert werden

Le Pen v Parliament
Law governing the institutions
The President of the General Court of the EU does not suspend the operation of the decisions of the European Parliament to recover from Mr Jean-Marie Le Pen, Mr Bruno Gollnisch and Ms Mylène Troszczynski sums paid in respect of salaries for local parliamentary assistants

Des dispositifs permettent de payer moins cher le loyer : aides au logement, plafonnement, encadrement des révisions, dispositif « louer abordable » etc. Pour qui et comment ?

Selon la ministre du Droit des femmes, la proposition du candidat LR n'est qu'une diversion qui méconnaît la réalité de la justice pénale.

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Le président de la République a remis mercredi soir les insignes d'officier de l'ordre national du mérite à l'écrivain. Une cérémonie politico-comique.

Pour se défausser lors des questions au gouvernement, les ministres renvoient l'opposition à son bilan en... 2012 ! Une stratégie surréaliste.

“Nagyon sok magyar háztartásban az Igen, tessék! az egyetlen magyar nyelvű sajtótermék, sok családnak valószínűleg ez az egyetlen kapcsolata a magyar kultúrával.”     Megújult az Igen, tessék! közösségi havilap, amelynek a napokban jelent jelent meg 50. száma. Stanik Bence fősz...

Les lecteurs de EU-Logos ont pu suivre régulièrement cette aventure extraordinaire de l’équipe des réfugiés, avant comme après la clôture des Jeux. Elle vient de recevoir une récompense supplémentaire : rassemblant à Rio dix athlètes sélectionnés à-travers le monde, ses membres ont été désignés lundi 13 février pour recevoir le trophée de l’Académie Laureus. Ils ont ainsi pu être distingués ce mardi 14 février à Monaco, à l’occasion de la soirée des « Laureus Awards », par le trophée de l’Inspiration Sportive de l’Année. L’annonce en a été faite lundi, à l’occasion d’une conférence de presse en Principauté, par la Marocaine Nawal El Moutawakel, membre du CIO et de l’Académie Laureus. La chef de mission de l’équipe des réfugiés aux Jeux de Rio 2016, la Kényane Tegla Loroupe, a déclaré : « Ce trophée est pour les 65,4 millions de personnes dans le monde qui ne peuvent pas rentrer chez elles à cause des conflits. »

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Le Conseil constitutionnel a censuré par le biais d'une QPC, le délit de consultation "habituelle" de sites djihadistes. Ce délit, auquel les parlementaires Les Républicains tenaient, avait été intégré à la loi Urvoas du 3 juin 2016, avec l'accord de la majorité socialiste (mais l'opposition du gouvernement).

Congregación de Escuelas Pías Provincia Betania
Állami támogatás
In the view of Advocate General Kokott, tax exemptions for Church-run schools do not, as a rule, breach the prohibition on State aid

Congregación de Escuelas Pías Provincia Betania
Aide d'État
Selon l’avocat général Kokott, les exonérations fiscales dont bénéficient les écoles relevant d’une autorité ecclésiastique n’enfreignent pas, en général, le principe de l’interdiction des aides d’État

Congregación de Escuelas Pías Provincia Betania
Staatliche Beihilfen
Nach Ansicht von Generalanwältin Kokott verstoßen Steuerbefreiungen für Schulen in kirchlicher Trägerschaft in der Regel nicht gegen das Verbot staatlicher Beihilfen

Congregación de Escuelas Pías Provincia Betania
State aid
In the view of Advocate General Kokott, tax exemptions for Church-run schools do not, as a rule, breach the prohibition on State aid

We find ourselves at the end of the phoney war. Probably.

With only a few weeks left until Theresa May’s self-imposed deadline for Article 50 notification, the most striking thing as one looks around is the almost-complete absence of interest in the issue.

In the UK, this might partly be understood by the wait on the House of Lords to complete their approval of the legislation. However, despite the government’s expectation that this will result in amendments and thus ‘ping pong’ with the House of Commons, which in turn might mean missing the end-March deadline, there is scarcely a whisper of discontent.

In the EU27, there is little more than continuing preparation for the coming negotiations, as the reports pile up (most recently from the French Senate) and the checklists grow.

Indeed, the most notable intervention of recent weeks has come from Tomas Prouza, Czech State Secretary for European Affairs. He spoke at an event I attended last week in Prague, with a speech that was mainly noted in the UK as accusing May of lying about the impact of EU immigrants on the UK. Sitting in the audience, that wasn’t my take-home.

Instead, Prouza seemed more interested in underlining the point that May has still to set out anything like a comprehensive negotiating position for Article 50: in his words, the White Paper did nothing except state that “Theresa May’s speech means Theresa May’s speech” and a broad hope that everyone could get along well in future.

In short, Prouza was making the basic observation that the Czech government – and the EU27 – have paid (and do pay) attention to what is happening in the UK and are factoring it into their calculations: there is no hermetic sealing off of British political debate from the outside world. That such a thing has to be said betrays both the state of the UK’s discussion on Article 50 and the self-image of the country.

The biggest unknown in the process right now is how much May has adequately laid the groundwork for starting negotiations. That includes knowing what the EU7 are likely to ask for and who she can work on to help her achieve her objectives. As the Prague conference noted several times, the UK has traditionally been very good at divide-and-rule in the EU, with a series of partnerships on different issues with other member states. At the same time, Prouza did note that in all the like-minded groups, much work has done into sorting out who will pick up the UK’s role, so much disinvestment in relations with the British has already taken place. And in a context of departure on uncertain terms, what can the UK offer that will be of interest to others?

More crucially, the British government has still to articulate what it wants. Even the concession that it will not seek to break the four freedoms seems to have sunk without much trace, largely because the EU27 have been so adamant that this was never going to be an option: the UK is simply falling into line, not giving anything up. Beyond that, the government is still parroting the line about finding innovative solutions to membership of the customs union, without any idea of how that might work.

All of this does not bode well.

The end-March deadline still looks questionable, both on the British side and for the EU27, who are still deep in a pile of other problems that require their attention. Even if May has decided that notification in or around the EU’s 60th anniversary celebrations, or even participation at that event in Rome, is a bad way to kick things off, March remains a terrible time, between the resumption of the annual refugee traffic across the Mediterranean, an uneasy Russia and a US administration that looks ever-less in control, not to mention the persistent need for Eurozone reform, and a big bunch of important national elections.

The mistake not to be made, however, is to assume that this helps the UK get a better deal. Further delay on an already-much-delayed notification will win no friends and gain no advantage. Likewise, the UK needs to recognise that the time that has already gone has been used by the EU27 to settle many points of difference among them, leaving the latter better-placed to shape both the process and the content of negotiations.

As such, the view from Prague is the same as it is from other capitals: don’t think you can mess us about. as Prouza commented, the Czechs have many links with the UK, but they also have them with other EU states and right now, ‘club membership has more benefits.’

The post Tick follows tock follows tick: Waiting for May in March appeared first on Ideas on Europe.

Selon un avis n° 17-20982 publié le 15 février (voir ici), TRIGANO MDC (Usine Raclet, Le Haut Eclair, 72600, Mamers) a été retenue pour la "fabrication de lit de camp, de pièces détachées et d'accessoires de lit de camp". Cette usine emploie environ 170 personnes.

Il s'agit d'un accord-cadre multi-attributaire (4 attributaires) à marchés subséquents. Les trois autres attributaires sont:
- SEYNTEX, Seyntexlaan 1
- L'INDUSTRIELLE TEXTILE
- SAGAERT et Cie

La valeur totale du marché/du lot est de 5 millions d'euros.

 

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Bilateral relations between the Kyrgyz Republic and the EU have been governed by a Partnership and Cooperation Agreement (PCA) since 1999. Technical and financial support to the Kyrgyz Republic is provided through the EU's Development Cooperation Instrument (DCI). 

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Le parquet national financier, chargé de l'enquête ouverte sur des soupçons d'emplois fictifs de l'épouse de François Fillon, a annoncé jeudi qu'il n'envisageait pas, "en l'état", de classer l'affaire sans suite.