Archive: Southern Europe

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2013-04-20	Italy crisis: President Giorgio Napolitano re-elected Author (Corporate): BBC Series Details: BBC News 20.04.13 Published: 20/04/2013 (Last update: 20/04/2013)
2013-04-19	Memo: Message of congratulations from President Barroso to the new President of the Italian Republic Giorgio Napolitano Author (Corporate): European Commission: DG Communication Series Details: Memo MEMO/13/352 (19.04.13) Published: 19/04/2013 (Last update: 19/04/2013)
2013-04-18	Italy: Lost in stagnation Author (Person): Dinmore, Guy Series Details: Financial Times 18.04.13 Published: 18/04/2013 (Last update: 18/04/2013)
2013-04-17	EU ‘aware’ that Spanish bailout did not protect fraud victims Author (Person): Pop, Valentina Series Details: EUObserver 17.04.13 Published: 17/04/2013 (Last update: 17/04/2013)
2013-04-14	Troika to assess Portugal’s austerity plans Author (Person): Wise, Peter Series Details: Financial Times 14.04.13 Published: 14/04/2013 (Last update: 14/04/2013)
2013-04-12	Portugal. In economics, we call it conflict of interest! Author (Person): Coutinho, Leonor Publisher: Centre for European Policy Studies [CEPS] Series Details: CEPS Commentary 12 April 2013 Published: 12/04/2013 (Last update: 12/04/2013)
2013-04-12	Speech: Speaking points by Vice President Rehn at the Press Conference of the Informal meeting of the Eurogroup Author (Corporate): European Commission: DG Communication Series Details: Speeches SPEECH/13/313 (12.04.13) Published: 12/04/2013 (Last update: 12/04/2013)
2013-04-12	Statement by the Eurogroup and Ecofin Ministers Author (Corporate): Eurogroup \| European Union Series Details: Press Release 12.04.13 Published: 12/04/2013 (Last update: 12/04/2013)
2013-04-12	Speech: Speaking points by Vice-President Rehn at the Press Conference of the Informal ECOFIN Council Author (Corporate): European Commission: DG Communication Series Details: Speeches SPEECH/13/316 (12.04.13) Published: 12/04/2013 (Last update: 12/04/2013)
2013-04-11	Who’s next in line in the eurozone crisis? Portugal and Slovenia are the prime candidates Author (Corporate): Open Europe Series Details: Briefing Note April 2013 Published: 11/04/2013 (Last update: 11/04/2013)