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[h=1]Netherlands vetoes Albania’s EU candidate status[/h]
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Published 13 December 2013
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EXCLUSIVE / The Dutch parliament has voted against a government proposal to grant Albania the status of EU candidate, preventing EU leaders from rubberstamping the proposal during a summit in Brussels on 19-20 December.
The Dutch parliament adopted yesterday (12 December) a decision which obliges the government of Prime Minister Mark Rutte to reject the European Commission proposal to give Albania EU candidate status.
The development is likely to inflict a heavy blow to the accession hopes of the Western Balkan nation, which according to the Commission has delivered on EU requirements and so should be granted the status of candidate country.
A spokesperson from the Dutch parliament told EurActiv that Rutte’s liberal VVD party (People’s Party for Freedom and Democracy) has voted against opening the doors to Albania, while its coalition partner PvdA (Labour Party), affiliated to the Party of European Socialists, has reportedly voted in favour.
Albania has a socialist prime minister, Edi Rama, who took office last June.
In all matters concerning EU enlargement, decisions are taken by unanimity. This means that Albania has lost the chance of becoming candidate country on the occasion of the 19-20 December summit, as it was expected.
Until recently, the Netherlands has been an obstacle also for Serbia to obtain candidate status.
The Hague also opposes opening the doors to Schengen membership to Bulgaria and Romania, in spite of the fact that the Commission considers that the two countries have met all conditions to accede to the borderless EU space.
This development is also likely to infuriate the European Parliament. Croatian MEP Nikola Vuljanić (GUE/NGL), the Parliament’s rapporteur for Albania, yesterday stated that the Council, where EU countries sit, should make Albania an official candidate for EU membership without delay, in recognition of its progress with reform. A resolution in that sense was passed on the same occasion [click here and go to page 208].
Speaking on Tuesday (10 December) in Strasbourg, following the presentation of the progress report on Albania, Enlargement Commissioner Štefan Füle said that 2013 had been a good year for the country.
He commended both the government and opposition cooperated to adopt a number of important legal acts in parliament, including the three measures that were required for the granting of candidate country status.
“We want Albania to continue delivering and we see the granting of candidate status as a further incentive for the country to continue its reform efforts,” Füle said.
Netherlands vetoes Albania
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Published 13 December 2013
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EXCLUSIVE / The Dutch parliament has voted against a government proposal to grant Albania the status of EU candidate, preventing EU leaders from rubberstamping the proposal during a summit in Brussels on 19-20 December.
The Dutch parliament adopted yesterday (12 December) a decision which obliges the government of Prime Minister Mark Rutte to reject the European Commission proposal to give Albania EU candidate status.
The development is likely to inflict a heavy blow to the accession hopes of the Western Balkan nation, which according to the Commission has delivered on EU requirements and so should be granted the status of candidate country.
A spokesperson from the Dutch parliament told EurActiv that Rutte’s liberal VVD party (People’s Party for Freedom and Democracy) has voted against opening the doors to Albania, while its coalition partner PvdA (Labour Party), affiliated to the Party of European Socialists, has reportedly voted in favour.
Albania has a socialist prime minister, Edi Rama, who took office last June.
In all matters concerning EU enlargement, decisions are taken by unanimity. This means that Albania has lost the chance of becoming candidate country on the occasion of the 19-20 December summit, as it was expected.
Until recently, the Netherlands has been an obstacle also for Serbia to obtain candidate status.
The Hague also opposes opening the doors to Schengen membership to Bulgaria and Romania, in spite of the fact that the Commission considers that the two countries have met all conditions to accede to the borderless EU space.
This development is also likely to infuriate the European Parliament. Croatian MEP Nikola Vuljanić (GUE/NGL), the Parliament’s rapporteur for Albania, yesterday stated that the Council, where EU countries sit, should make Albania an official candidate for EU membership without delay, in recognition of its progress with reform. A resolution in that sense was passed on the same occasion [click here and go to page 208].
Speaking on Tuesday (10 December) in Strasbourg, following the presentation of the progress report on Albania, Enlargement Commissioner Štefan Füle said that 2013 had been a good year for the country.
He commended both the government and opposition cooperated to adopt a number of important legal acts in parliament, including the three measures that were required for the granting of candidate country status.
“We want Albania to continue delivering and we see the granting of candidate status as a further incentive for the country to continue its reform efforts,” Füle said.
Netherlands vetoes Albania
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Albanischen Politik versäumt, Chief Executive Konto Nikola Gruevski und seine Minister über die wichtigsten Probleme der Albaner, sondern auch die Gesellschaft im Allgemeinen zu fragen.Obwohl Gruevski heute erschien vor Abgeordneten, um für die Einhaltung des Rechts auf Unschuldsvermutung Rechnung zu tragen, die Ergebnisse der Missbrauch der Haft sowie Gefährdung der Freiheit der Meinungsäußerung und die Freiheit der Medien, wenn eines der Mitglieder der Regierungspartei DUI 's oder DPA sah keine Möglichkeit, zu fragen, für die Verletzung dieser Prinzipien während des Sopot und präzise Konto "Monster". In Abwesenheit des Rechts auf Fragen, die während der heutigen Debatte zu stellen, der Demokratischen Republik Kongo stellvertretender Naji Xhelili Vorteil der Medien, um die Frage des Innenministers Gordana Jankulovska beziehen.
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[h=1]Rama: Erhöhte Gehalts Polizisten, einer der Schritte der Renaissance[/h]
Premier Edi Rama hat öffentlich seine Freude vermitteln für die Gehaltserhöhung
der Staatspolizei Mitarbeiter. "Rising über dem Gehalt für einen Polizisten aus der inhärenten Schritte zur Renaissance Budget 2014 garantiert! 60% der Verpflichtung seit dem ersten Jahr ", schreibt Rama auf Facebook.
Premier Edi Rama hat öffentlich seine Freude vermitteln für die Gehaltserhöhung
der Staatspolizei Mitarbeiter. "Rising über dem Gehalt für einen Polizisten aus der inhärenten Schritte zur Renaissance Budget 2014 garantiert! 60% der Verpflichtung seit dem ersten Jahr ", schreibt Rama auf Facebook.
