BetterDayz
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Parerea ta.....
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Romania vs Bulgaria -> calea spre UE 2007
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Filip-Antonio
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BetterDayz said:Parerea ta.....
Eu nu traiesc, spre deosebire de tine, intr-o tara in care un alegator din doi prezenti la urne a votat pentru comunisti. Si banuiesc ca si tu ai votat PCRM in 2001.
BetterDayz
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Asta tu din telepatie zici?
Uite asa ca fapt divers iti zik ca traiesk in Romanika de 5 ani si votez pentru Aliantza Moldova demokrata in MD si pentru aliantza DA in Ro ...spre deosebire de tine filea care "banuiesk" si yo ca in MD votezi cu PPCD si in Ro cu PRM...felicitari comfirmi ca esti un extremist notoriu...
Uite asa ca fapt divers iti zik ca traiesk in Romanika de 5 ani si votez pentru Aliantza Moldova demokrata in MD si pentru aliantza DA in Ro ...spre deosebire de tine filea care "banuiesk" si yo ca in MD votezi cu PPCD si in Ro cu PRM...felicitari comfirmi ca esti un extremist notoriu...
Filip-Antonio
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BetterDayz said:Asta tu din telepatie zici?
Uite asa ca fapt divers iti zik ca traiesk in Romanika de 5 ani si votez pentru Aliantza Moldova demokrata in MD si pentru aliantza DA in Ro ...spre deosebire de tine filea care "banuiesk" si yo ca in MD votezi cu PPCD si in Ro cu PRM...felicitari comfirmi ca esti un extremist notoriu...
Betterdayz - alias xx - afla ca nu votez nici in alegerile din Bastardostan, nici in cele din Romania. Iar faptul ca votezi pentru AMD - un amalgam de moldovenisti primitivi romanofobi (Diacov), romanosceptici (Braghis si Urecheanu) si romanofili naivi (Serebrian) dovedeste ca esti in fond si tu un moldovenist ratacit.
Faptul ca unul ca tine traieste in Romania si are conceptii moldovenist primitive dovedeste greseala din 1991 de a atribui cetatenie oricarui nemernic de pe malul asiatic al Prutului.
BetterDayz
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Asta tu din telepatie zici?
Uite asa ca fapt divers iti zik ca traiesk in Romanika de 5 ani si votez pentru Aliantza Moldova demokrata in MD si pentru aliantza DA in Ro ...spre deosebire de tine filea care "banuiesk" si yo ca in MD votezi cu PPCD si in Ro cu PRM...felicitari comfirmi ca esti un extremist notoriu...
Uite asa ca fapt divers iti zik ca traiesk in Romanika de 5 ani si votez pentru Aliantza Moldova demokrata in MD si pentru aliantza DA in Ro ...spre deosebire de tine filea care "banuiesk" si yo ca in MD votezi cu PPCD si in Ro cu PRM...felicitari comfirmi ca esti un extremist notoriu...
Cancelarul federal german, Gerhard Schroeder, este convins de faptul ca Romania va incheia negocierile de aderare la Uniunea Europeana in luna noiembrie conform calendarului stabilit si ca nu exista nici un impediment pentru realizarea acestui deziderat.
"Nu vad nici un motiv care sa impiedice finalizarea acestor negocieri", a declarat miercuri, la Essen, cancelarul federal la finalul unei intrevederi cu premierul Adrian Nastase. Gerhard Schroeder a explicat ca, dupa aderarea la NATO, Romania a devenit un factor important de stabilitate in regiune, intr-o zona in care exista inca posibilitatea unei instabilitati.
STIRI TVR
"Nu vad nici un motiv care sa impiedice finalizarea acestor negocieri", a declarat miercuri, la Essen, cancelarul federal la finalul unei intrevederi cu premierul Adrian Nastase. Gerhard Schroeder a explicat ca, dupa aderarea la NATO, Romania a devenit un factor important de stabilitate in regiune, intr-o zona in care exista inca posibilitatea unei instabilitati.
STIRI TVR
Uniunea European a anunat c ar putea ncheia negocierile de aderare cu Romnia pn la sfritul acestei luni, mult mai devreme dect s-ar fi ateptat majoritatea diplomailor. Promisiunea e fcut de comisarul Guenther Verheugen, cel care urmeaz s prseasc postul, la sfritul unei runde de negocieri cu premierul Adrian Nstase.
E o veste binevenit pentru PSD, partidul de la putere, aflat n plin campanie electoral.
Declaraia prieteneasc a lui Guenther Verheugen pentru cabinetul Nstase e printre ultimele pe care comisarul le mai poate face n aceast funcie.
BBC Romania
E o veste binevenit pentru PSD, partidul de la putere, aflat n plin campanie electoral.
Declaraia prieteneasc a lui Guenther Verheugen pentru cabinetul Nstase e printre ultimele pe care comisarul le mai poate face n aceast funcie.
BBC Romania
Romania a finalizat, vineri, negocierile cu UE pentru capitolele "Mediu" si "Diverse" (care contine clauzele de salvgardare) si a negociat noi perioade de tranzitie pentru capitolul "Impozitare", capitolele care au ramas in negocieri fiind "Justitie si Afaceri Interne" si "Concurenta", informeaza Mediafax.
Potrivit unui comunicat al MIE remis, vineri, agentiei Mediafax, Romania a obtinut 13 perioade de tranzitie, sase la capitolul "Mediu" (care se adauga celor cinci negociate in 23 septembrie 2004) si sapte la "Impozitare".
La capitolul "Diverse" a fost negociat peste o jumatate de miliard de euro pentru perioada 2007-2009, destinat modernizarii frontierei si pentru o facilitate de tranzitie.
Comunicatul precizeaza ca a fost stabilit modul in care Romania va participa la procesul de luare a deciziilor, dupa finalizarea negocierilor de aderare pana cand va deveni membru al Uniunii Europene. La acelasi capitol, au fost negociate clauzele de salvgardare care pot fi cerute atat de Romania, cat si de Uniunea Europeana.
Aceste decizii au fost luate, vineri, la Conferinta de aderare Romania-UE, care a avut loc la Bruxelles. Delegatia Romaniei a fost condusa de Vasile Puscas, negociatorul-sef cu UE.
TVR
Potrivit unui comunicat al MIE remis, vineri, agentiei Mediafax, Romania a obtinut 13 perioade de tranzitie, sase la capitolul "Mediu" (care se adauga celor cinci negociate in 23 septembrie 2004) si sapte la "Impozitare".
La capitolul "Diverse" a fost negociat peste o jumatate de miliard de euro pentru perioada 2007-2009, destinat modernizarii frontierei si pentru o facilitate de tranzitie.
Comunicatul precizeaza ca a fost stabilit modul in care Romania va participa la procesul de luare a deciziilor, dupa finalizarea negocierilor de aderare pana cand va deveni membru al Uniunii Europene. La acelasi capitol, au fost negociate clauzele de salvgardare care pot fi cerute atat de Romania, cat si de Uniunea Europeana.
Aceste decizii au fost luate, vineri, la Conferinta de aderare Romania-UE, care a avut loc la Bruxelles. Delegatia Romaniei a fost condusa de Vasile Puscas, negociatorul-sef cu UE.
TVR
Bulgaria, Romania Sign EU Accession Treaties in May 2005
Bulgaria and Romania will sign the Accession Treaties by April or May 2005 it appeared after a meeting of the Bulgarian President Georgi Parvanov and the European Commission President Jose Manuel Durao Barroso.
The new EC President underlined that the two countries will join the EU together, pointing out that each of them will be judged by its own merits.
Monday's meeting between Barroso and Parvanov is the first one since Barroso has taken the post of European Commission President. The meeting comes three weeks before the December 17 EU summit on which Bulgaria expects the European Commission to declare the pre-accession negotiations with the country completed and to appoint a date for signing the accession treaty.
Bulgaria concluded its EU entry negotiations in June, but has repeatedly come under criticism over the slow speed of judicial reform and the persistence of corruption practices. The country seeks the support of EU member states to get a date in December to sign an accession treaty with the Union.
Earlier in November several MEPs insisted that Bulgaria's progress should be assessed separately from that of Romania. At the same time, the principle of equal treatment should continue to apply.
Romania has yet to close two negotiation chapters ( Competition and Justice and Home Affairs).
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Bulgaria and Romania will sign the Accession Treaties by April or May 2005 it appeared after a meeting of the Bulgarian President Georgi Parvanov and the European Commission President Jose Manuel Durao Barroso.
The new EC President underlined that the two countries will join the EU together, pointing out that each of them will be judged by its own merits.
Monday's meeting between Barroso and Parvanov is the first one since Barroso has taken the post of European Commission President. The meeting comes three weeks before the December 17 EU summit on which Bulgaria expects the European Commission to declare the pre-accession negotiations with the country completed and to appoint a date for signing the accession treaty.
Bulgaria concluded its EU entry negotiations in June, but has repeatedly come under criticism over the slow speed of judicial reform and the persistence of corruption practices. The country seeks the support of EU member states to get a date in December to sign an accession treaty with the Union.
Earlier in November several MEPs insisted that Bulgaria's progress should be assessed separately from that of Romania. At the same time, the principle of equal treatment should continue to apply.
Romania has yet to close two negotiation chapters ( Competition and Justice and Home Affairs).
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Comisia de Relaţii Externe a Parlamentului European a aprobat un raport recomandând încheierea negocierilor cu România anul acesta, pentru a permite semnarea tratatului de aderare în prima parte a anului viitor.
Raportul, întocmit de socialistul francez Pierre Moscovici, subliniază şi aspecte negative, precum corupţia, sărăcia, presiunile executivului asupra magistraţilor, atacurile la adresa ziariştilor.
Deşi euro-parlamentarii au respins amendamentele mai dure care cereau amânarea încheierii negocierilor, ei s-au arătat îngrijoraţi de acuzaţiile de fraudă electorală.
Raportul Moscovici a fost aprobat cu o majoritate comfortabilă - 64 pentru, 8 împotrivă, 5 abţineri - dar nu aşa de mare ca cea pentru Bulgaria.
Totuşi, atmosfera în noul Parlament European, ales în iunie, pare mult mai favorabilă României decât era la începutul anului, când unii parlamentari, inclusiv raportoarea de atunci Emma Nicholson, doreau chiar suspendarea negocierilor cu România.
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Raportul, întocmit de socialistul francez Pierre Moscovici, subliniază şi aspecte negative, precum corupţia, sărăcia, presiunile executivului asupra magistraţilor, atacurile la adresa ziariştilor.
Deşi euro-parlamentarii au respins amendamentele mai dure care cereau amânarea încheierii negocierilor, ei s-au arătat îngrijoraţi de acuzaţiile de fraudă electorală.
Raportul Moscovici a fost aprobat cu o majoritate comfortabilă - 64 pentru, 8 împotrivă, 5 abţineri - dar nu aşa de mare ca cea pentru Bulgaria.
Totuşi, atmosfera în noul Parlament European, ales în iunie, pare mult mai favorabilă României decât era la începutul anului, când unii parlamentari, inclusiv raportoarea de atunci Emma Nicholson, doreau chiar suspendarea negocierilor cu România.
BBC
Bucharest, Dec 7 (Rompres) - One must stick to the idea of Romania and Bulgaria signing the EU Accession Treaty together in the first part of next year, said Jean Asselborn, Luxembourg's Vice-Prime Minister, on Tuesday at the end of the meeting he had in Bucharest with Romanian chief diplomat Mircea Geoana.
The Luxembourg official added that Romania's integration into the EU was "very, very probable, almost certain" and "the EU Accession Treaty might be signed either in Romania or in Brussels or in Bulgaria."
Starting January 1, 2005 Luxembourg is to take over the presidency of the European Union and, from this point of view, the two Foreign Ministers talked about the latest measures taken by the Romanian authorities with a view to closing the last two EU negotiating chapters.
Although a few days ago he had said that as far as Romania is concerned, unlike Bulgaria, the signing of the EU Accession Treaty is put in doubt following "the recent events in this country," Jean Asselborn said in Bucharest that the doubt had been removed.
He explained that the accusations of the opposition, according to which the elections on November 28 were rigged, aroused concern in the member states in the context of the events in Ukraine. But the Luxembourg Minister added that, following the discussions he had on Tuesday in Sofia with the head of the OSCE observers to the elections in Romania, Stephen Nash, he was able to convince himself that "rigged elections are out of the question to the extent to which they were not tactically and strategically manipulated."
Asselborn also stressed Romania's and Bulgaria's integration into the European Union is not only to the interest of these countries, but to Europe's and the region's stability.
Romanian Minister of Foreign Affairs Mircea Geoana said in turn that the participation of the OSCE observers and of foreign and international NGOs to Romania's elections proved that the opposition's accusations according to which elections were rigged are ungrounded. Geoana said that where irregularities or law infringements occurred the law will be strictly implemented,'' and the remarks of these organizations will be processed in order to rectify the small inaccuracies of the current system''.
The Romanian chief diplomat presented his Luxembourg counterpart some measures that the Romanian Government had taken for the completion of the most complex negotiating chapter on competition, voicing confidence that Romania will observe the schedule of wrapping up the entry talks with the EU by the end of this year.
Geoana said that chapter on justice and home affairs was practically concluded and, on the occasion of the first round of negotiations with the European Union it would be officially closed.
The Luxembourg official added that Romania's integration into the EU was "very, very probable, almost certain" and "the EU Accession Treaty might be signed either in Romania or in Brussels or in Bulgaria."
Starting January 1, 2005 Luxembourg is to take over the presidency of the European Union and, from this point of view, the two Foreign Ministers talked about the latest measures taken by the Romanian authorities with a view to closing the last two EU negotiating chapters.
Although a few days ago he had said that as far as Romania is concerned, unlike Bulgaria, the signing of the EU Accession Treaty is put in doubt following "the recent events in this country," Jean Asselborn said in Bucharest that the doubt had been removed.
He explained that the accusations of the opposition, according to which the elections on November 28 were rigged, aroused concern in the member states in the context of the events in Ukraine. But the Luxembourg Minister added that, following the discussions he had on Tuesday in Sofia with the head of the OSCE observers to the elections in Romania, Stephen Nash, he was able to convince himself that "rigged elections are out of the question to the extent to which they were not tactically and strategically manipulated."
Asselborn also stressed Romania's and Bulgaria's integration into the European Union is not only to the interest of these countries, but to Europe's and the region's stability.
Romanian Minister of Foreign Affairs Mircea Geoana said in turn that the participation of the OSCE observers and of foreign and international NGOs to Romania's elections proved that the opposition's accusations according to which elections were rigged are ungrounded. Geoana said that where irregularities or law infringements occurred the law will be strictly implemented,'' and the remarks of these organizations will be processed in order to rectify the small inaccuracies of the current system''.
The Romanian chief diplomat presented his Luxembourg counterpart some measures that the Romanian Government had taken for the completion of the most complex negotiating chapter on competition, voicing confidence that Romania will observe the schedule of wrapping up the entry talks with the EU by the end of this year.
Geoana said that chapter on justice and home affairs was practically concluded and, on the occasion of the first round of negotiations with the European Union it would be officially closed.
Romania Ends EU Accession Talks
Romanian FM Mircea Geoana said his country had finalized talks to join the European Union in 2007 with the closure of the last two chapters on Wednesday. Photo by AFP
Politics: 8 December 2004, Wednesday.
Romania has put an end to its pre-accession negotiations with the European Union, the country's Foreign Minister Mircea Geoana announced in Brussels.
"The pre-accession negotiations has ended. Romania has closed the last two chapters - Justice and Competition - this evening {Wednesday}," he was quoted saying by Russian news agency RIA Novosti.
Even though the EU warns membership could be pushed back if Romania backtracks on democratic reforms, Geoana insisted the wrap-up of the membership negotiations was a point of no return. He gave a personal guarantee that his government would push ahead with political reforms and said it was in Romania's self interest not to waver.
Earlier on Wednesday the European Union has said it is hopeful that talks on Romania's accession to the Union will have concluded before a summit later this month.
The last weeks of membership talks held by Romania and EU focused on justice, home affairs and competition issues. During those talks, the country made additional commitments in the areas of border controls, asylum policy, migration and trans-border crime.
On the competition issues, Romania agreed to "strict measures to strengthen the competencies and independence of the competition council," Geoana said.
Wednesday's breaking news about Romania closing all negotiation chapters came just a week ahead of the December 16-17 summit when Bulgaria and Romania expect to receive a fixed date in 2005 for signing their accession treaties to the Union.
Bulgaria ended its pre-accession talks in June. Now the two countries face all chances to stick to schedule and become full-fledged EU members on January 1, 2007.
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10 days and we will be 1/2 members of the EU.
Long live Romania
Romanian FM Mircea Geoana said his country had finalized talks to join the European Union in 2007 with the closure of the last two chapters on Wednesday. Photo by AFP
Politics: 8 December 2004, Wednesday.
Romania has put an end to its pre-accession negotiations with the European Union, the country's Foreign Minister Mircea Geoana announced in Brussels.
"The pre-accession negotiations has ended. Romania has closed the last two chapters - Justice and Competition - this evening {Wednesday}," he was quoted saying by Russian news agency RIA Novosti.
Even though the EU warns membership could be pushed back if Romania backtracks on democratic reforms, Geoana insisted the wrap-up of the membership negotiations was a point of no return. He gave a personal guarantee that his government would push ahead with political reforms and said it was in Romania's self interest not to waver.
Earlier on Wednesday the European Union has said it is hopeful that talks on Romania's accession to the Union will have concluded before a summit later this month.
The last weeks of membership talks held by Romania and EU focused on justice, home affairs and competition issues. During those talks, the country made additional commitments in the areas of border controls, asylum policy, migration and trans-border crime.
On the competition issues, Romania agreed to "strict measures to strengthen the competencies and independence of the competition council," Geoana said.
Wednesday's breaking news about Romania closing all negotiation chapters came just a week ahead of the December 16-17 summit when Bulgaria and Romania expect to receive a fixed date in 2005 for signing their accession treaties to the Union.
Bulgaria ended its pre-accession talks in June. Now the two countries face all chances to stick to schedule and become full-fledged EU members on January 1, 2007.
www.novinite.com
10 days and we will be 1/2 members of the EU.
Long live Romania
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Tratatul de aderare a României şi Bulgariei la UE - finalizat
http://www.bbc.co.uk/romanian/news/story/2005/02/050204_tratat_finalizat.shtml
http://www.bbc.co.uk/romanian/news/story/2005/02/050204_tratat_finalizat.shtml
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Textul tratatului: http://www.euractiv.ro/index.html/section|readStory?stID=&pT=dosare&pID=129
Am batut recordul la investitii
Mihai Nicut
Volumul investitiilor straine directe atrase de Romania anul trecut s-a ridicat la 4,1 miliarde euro, mai mult decit in tari care sint deja membre ale UE.
Romania a atras in anul 2004 investitii straine directe in valoare de 4,1 miliarde euro, potrivit unui comunicat al Agentiei Romane pentru Investitii Straine (ARIS), care citeaza un raport al Bancii Nationale. Nivelul este mai mare decit cel previzionat initial de ARIS, de 3,7 miliarde euro. Cele 4,1 miliarde euro inseamna o crestere a investitiilor straine directe cu peste 50% fata de 2003. In premiera, la acest capitol, anul 2004 ne asaza in fata celorlaltor tari din Europa Centrala, care sint deja membre ale Uniunii Europene. Cele 4,1 miliarde euro inseamna 5,1 miliarde dolari. In 2003, potrivit ARIS, Polonia a inregistrat un volum al investitiilor straine directe de 4,2 miliarde de dolari, Cehia de 2,6 miliarde dolari, iar Ungaria de 2,5 miliarde de dolari.
In fata bulgarilor
Si comparatia cu Bulgaria ne avantajeaza de aceasta data. Vecinii nostri din sud au inregistrat, in 2004, un volum al investitiilor straine directe de 1,7 miliarde. Potrivit ARIS, si la media de investitii pe cap de locuitor stam mai bine: 235 de dolari fata de 211 dolari. Aceasta crestere a volumului de investitii a fost generata de finalizarea privatizarii Petrom, care a adus 1,5 miliarde euro, de vinzarea a doua societati de distributie a electricitatii pentru 112 milioane de euro si de cele 222 de milioane de dolari platiti de BERD si IFC pentru un sfert din capitalul BCR. In plus, mai multe societati si-au majorat semnificativ capitalul social: Automobile Dacia cu 118 milioane de euro, Telemobil cu 217 milioane, Rompetrol Financial Group cu 73 de milioane si Robank cu 54 de milioane. Investitiile de portofoliu au scazut, de la 529 de milioane de euro in 2003 la 452 de milioane de euro, anul trecut.
Mihai Nicut
Volumul investitiilor straine directe atrase de Romania anul trecut s-a ridicat la 4,1 miliarde euro, mai mult decit in tari care sint deja membre ale UE.
Romania a atras in anul 2004 investitii straine directe in valoare de 4,1 miliarde euro, potrivit unui comunicat al Agentiei Romane pentru Investitii Straine (ARIS), care citeaza un raport al Bancii Nationale. Nivelul este mai mare decit cel previzionat initial de ARIS, de 3,7 miliarde euro. Cele 4,1 miliarde euro inseamna o crestere a investitiilor straine directe cu peste 50% fata de 2003. In premiera, la acest capitol, anul 2004 ne asaza in fata celorlaltor tari din Europa Centrala, care sint deja membre ale Uniunii Europene. Cele 4,1 miliarde euro inseamna 5,1 miliarde dolari. In 2003, potrivit ARIS, Polonia a inregistrat un volum al investitiilor straine directe de 4,2 miliarde de dolari, Cehia de 2,6 miliarde dolari, iar Ungaria de 2,5 miliarde de dolari.
In fata bulgarilor
Si comparatia cu Bulgaria ne avantajeaza de aceasta data. Vecinii nostri din sud au inregistrat, in 2004, un volum al investitiilor straine directe de 1,7 miliarde. Potrivit ARIS, si la media de investitii pe cap de locuitor stam mai bine: 235 de dolari fata de 211 dolari. Aceasta crestere a volumului de investitii a fost generata de finalizarea privatizarii Petrom, care a adus 1,5 miliarde euro, de vinzarea a doua societati de distributie a electricitatii pentru 112 milioane de euro si de cele 222 de milioane de dolari platiti de BERD si IFC pentru un sfert din capitalul BCR. In plus, mai multe societati si-au majorat semnificativ capitalul social: Automobile Dacia cu 118 milioane de euro, Telemobil cu 217 milioane, Rompetrol Financial Group cu 73 de milioane si Robank cu 54 de milioane. Investitiile de portofoliu au scazut, de la 529 de milioane de euro in 2003 la 452 de milioane de euro, anul trecut.
Inca un pas
n cadrul sesiunii plenare de astazi, 13 aprilie, prezidata de presedintele Borrell, Parlamentarii au votat la inceputul sesiunii asupra calendarului intalnirilor plenului PE pentru 2006.
In bugetul aprobat de PE pentru 2007-2013, este prevazuta eventualitatea in care Romania si Bulgaria vor deveni membre ale UE la 1 ianuarie 2007. A urmat votarea amendamentelor la cele doua rapoarte, majoritatea amendamentelor fiind respinse.
Eurodeputatul Stencil a tinut sa salute faptul ca Romania si Bulgaria nu vor fi tinute "ostatice" de tensiunile dintre Consiliu si Parlament.
Europarlamentarul EFA, Daniel Cohn-Bendit a cerut din nou ca votul asupra raportului Moscovici in privinta Romaniei sa fie amanat. Argumentul a fost ca nu se doreste un vot negativ, ci amanarea acestuia, date fiind optiunile limitate ("da" sau "nu").
Geoffrey Van Orden, raportorul pentru Bulgaria, s-a declarat impotriva oricarei amanari a procedurii de aprobare. "Am trecut de dificultatile financiare, avem clauze de salvgardare [...] cer acestei adunari sa voteze pentru aderare".
Propunerea de amanare avotului a fost respinsa.
Cu 522 voturi pentru, 70 impotriva si 69 de abtineri, recomandarea Van Orden pentru aderarea Bulgariei a fost aprobata.
Cu 564 voturi pentru, 59 impotriva si 41 de abtineri, Raportul Moscovici asupra Romaniei a fost adoptat.
Dupa acest prim vot, Cohn Bendit a readus in atentia parlamentarilor coruptia si problemele din Romania afirmand ca in acest moment Romania nu poate fi membra a Comunitatii Europene.
"Semnalul transmis nu trebuie sa contina scepticism in privinta extiderii", a spus Moscovici, reamintind ca se poate vota pentru fara emotii, existand clauza de salvgardare.
Cu 497 voturi pentru, 93 impotriva si 71 de abtineri, recomandarea Moscovici asupra aderarii Romaniei la Uniunea Europeana fost adoptata.
n cadrul sesiunii plenare de astazi, 13 aprilie, prezidata de presedintele Borrell, Parlamentarii au votat la inceputul sesiunii asupra calendarului intalnirilor plenului PE pentru 2006.
In bugetul aprobat de PE pentru 2007-2013, este prevazuta eventualitatea in care Romania si Bulgaria vor deveni membre ale UE la 1 ianuarie 2007. A urmat votarea amendamentelor la cele doua rapoarte, majoritatea amendamentelor fiind respinse.
Eurodeputatul Stencil a tinut sa salute faptul ca Romania si Bulgaria nu vor fi tinute "ostatice" de tensiunile dintre Consiliu si Parlament.
Europarlamentarul EFA, Daniel Cohn-Bendit a cerut din nou ca votul asupra raportului Moscovici in privinta Romaniei sa fie amanat. Argumentul a fost ca nu se doreste un vot negativ, ci amanarea acestuia, date fiind optiunile limitate ("da" sau "nu").
Geoffrey Van Orden, raportorul pentru Bulgaria, s-a declarat impotriva oricarei amanari a procedurii de aprobare. "Am trecut de dificultatile financiare, avem clauze de salvgardare [...] cer acestei adunari sa voteze pentru aderare".
Propunerea de amanare avotului a fost respinsa.
Cu 522 voturi pentru, 70 impotriva si 69 de abtineri, recomandarea Van Orden pentru aderarea Bulgariei a fost aprobata.
Cu 564 voturi pentru, 59 impotriva si 41 de abtineri, Raportul Moscovici asupra Romaniei a fost adoptat.
Dupa acest prim vot, Cohn Bendit a readus in atentia parlamentarilor coruptia si problemele din Romania afirmand ca in acest moment Romania nu poate fi membra a Comunitatii Europene.
"Semnalul transmis nu trebuie sa contina scepticism in privinta extiderii", a spus Moscovici, reamintind ca se poate vota pentru fara emotii, existand clauza de salvgardare.
Cu 497 voturi pentru, 93 impotriva si 71 de abtineri, recomandarea Moscovici asupra aderarii Romaniei la Uniunea Europeana fost adoptata.
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Ptr BetterDayz:
Alianta Moldova Democrata e la fel de periculoasa ca si Partidul Comunist prt ca au o orientare pro Moscova.Aici aceasta alianta a reusit prin numele ales sa manipuleza alegatorii care ar fi dorit sa voteze poate ptr democratie.
Uite asa aflu si eu cum voteaza cei din RM fara sa stie pe cine voteaza si apoi ma mir de ce ies rezultatele alegerilor din RM dezastruase.
Ptr BetterDayz:
Alianta Moldova Democrata e la fel de periculoasa ca si Partidul Comunist prt ca au o orientare pro Moscova.Aici aceasta alianta a reusit prin numele ales sa manipuleza alegatorii care ar fi dorit sa voteze poate ptr democratie.
Uite asa aflu si eu cum voteaza cei din RM fara sa stie pe cine voteaza si apoi ma mir de ce ies rezultatele alegerilor din RM dezastruase.
