II – Has the time come for a veritable European economic government?

12/06/10 16:35 CET

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In part two of a debate on the crisis of the euro, the President of the European Parliament and the heads of the four main parliamentary groups are asked: Will the EU ever manage to get to grips with the ‘slippery sea serpent’ which the question of economic governance represents?

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