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The Spanish Minister for Labour, Juan Carlos Aparicio, along with his European colleagues, signed a tun in a winery in the Ribera del Duero as the final act of the meeting between Ministers in Burgos.

The Spanish Minister for Labour, Juan Carlos Aparicio, along with his European colleagues, signed a tun in a winery in the Ribera del Duero as the final act of the meeting between Ministers in Burgos.

Speech by Minister for Internal Development to EP Committee on Regional Policy, Transport and Tourism (Brussels, 21 January 2002)

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Mr Verheugen asked the candidates to be patient in regard to the new currency, to focus firstly on the EU entrance requirements and stability criteria needed to join the Economic and Monetary Union.

Berlin, Jan 21 (EFE). G�nter Verheugen, the EU�s Enlargement Commissioner, has welcomed the ten candidate countries� support for the euro, but has pointed out that before joining the single currency they will need to meet the stability criteria.

Spanish Presidency proposes creation of European Agency for Rail Safety and Interoperability

Spanish Minister for Internal Development Francisco Alvarez-Cascos has appeared before the European Parliament's Committee on Regional Policy, Transport and Tourism to present the Spanish Presidency's objectives for rail, road, maritime and air transport.

Spanish Prime Minister Jos� Mar�a Aznar meets Nobel Prize winner Gao Xing-Jian



Reaction to the humanitarian crisis in the Democratic Republic of Congo (Madrid, 21 January 2002)







AID FOR AFGHANISTAN: donor countries provide $4,500 million to rebuild Afghanistan

Tokyo, 22 Jan (EFE). Donor countries attending the International Conference in Tokyo have promised $4,500 million in aid for rebuilding the country, official sources reported today

EU-ECONOMY: Rato emphasizes the challenge of the Barcelona Summit for European growth

Javier Alonso Mart�nez. Brussels, 22 Jan (EFE). The European Council in Barcelona must serve the European Union as a reinforcement for the recovery of a liberalization-based economic growth, explained Second Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Economic Affairs Rodrigo Rato today, Tuesday, in Brussels.

Tackling violence against women to be a priority during the six-month Spanish Presidency (22/01/2002)

Juan Carlos Aparicio has set out the Spanish EU Presidency�s intentions regarding equal opportunities. The priorities during Spain�s six-month Presidency will be: tackling violence against women, the link between Structural Funds and equality policies, integration of gender mainstreaming into the activities of the Environment and Agriculture Councils, and the bolstering of Community legislation on equal opportunities.

Speech by Minister for Labour and Social Affairs to EP Committe on Women's Rights and Equal Opportunities. (Brussels, 22 January 2002)

Available as soon as possible

Speech by minister of Justice, Angel Acebes, in the Committee on Citizens' Freedoms and Rights, Justice and Home Affairs. (Brussels, 22 January 2002)



Documentos por Tem�tica/Tipo Contenido
The Spanish Minister for Labour, Juan Carlos Aparicio, along with his European 
colleagues, signed a tun in a winery in the Ribera del Duero as the final act of the 
meeting between Ministers in Burgos.
The Spanish Minister for Labour, Juan Carlos Aparicio, along with his European 
colleagues, signed a tun in a winery in the Ribera del Duero as the final act of the 
meeting between Ministers in Burgos.
Speech by Minister for Internal Development to EP Committee on Regional Policy, 
Transport and Tourism (Brussels, 21 January 2002)
 (
Mr Verheugen asked the candidates to be patient in regard to the new currency, to 
focus firstly on the EU entrance requirements and stability criteria needed to join 
the Economic and Monetary Union.
Berlin, Jan 21 (EFE). G�nter Verheugen, the EU�s Enlargement Commissioner, has 
welcomed the ten candidate countries� support for the euro, but has pointed out that 
before joining the single currency they will need to meet the stability criteria.
Spanish Presidency proposes creation of European Agency for Rail Safety and 
Interoperability
<i>Spanish Minister for Internal Development Francisco Alvarez-Cascos has appeared 
before the European Parliament&#039;s Committee on Regional Policy, Transport and 
Tourism to present the Spanish Presidency&#039;s objectives for rail, road, maritime 
and air transport.</i>
Spanish Prime Minister Jos� Mar�a Aznar meets Nobel Prize winner Gao Xing-Jian

Reaction to the humanitarian crisis in the Democratic Republic of Congo (Madrid, 21 
January 2002)



AID FOR AFGHANISTAN: donor countries provide $4,500 million to rebuild Afghanistan
Tokyo, 22 Jan (EFE). Donor countries attending the International Conference in Tokyo 
have promised $4,500 million in aid for rebuilding the country, official sources 
reported today
EU-ECONOMY: Rato emphasizes the challenge of the Barcelona Summit for European growth
Javier Alonso Mart�nez.
Brussels, 22 Jan (EFE). The European Council in Barcelona must serve the European 
Union as a reinforcement for the recovery of a liberalization-based economic growth, 
explained Second Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Economic Affairs Rodrigo Rato 
today, Tuesday, in Brussels.

Tackling violence against women to be a priority during the six-month Spanish 
Presidency (22/01/2002)
Juan Carlos Aparicio has set out the Spanish EU Presidency�s intentions regarding 
equal opportunities. The priorities during Spain�s six-month Presidency will be: 
tackling violence against women, the link between Structural Funds and equality 
policies, integration of gender mainstreaming into the activities of the Environment 
and Agriculture Councils, and the bolstering of Community legislation on equal 
opportunities.
Speech by Minister for Labour and Social Affairs to EP Committe on Women&#039;s Rights 
and Equal Opportunities. (Brussels, 22 January 2002)
Available as soon as possible
Speech by minister of Justice, Angel Acebes, in the Committee on Citizens&#039; 
Freedoms and Rights, Justice and Home Affairs. (Brussels, 22 January 2002)

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