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Daul defends Brussels against corruption claims
21/04/11 18:10 CET
The chairman of the European People’s Party, Joseph Daul, says there is no need for further controls in the European Parliament in the wake of the ‘cash for laws’ lobbying scandal.
“Lobbying is normal, we have to have contacts with lobbying groups because we can’t understand everything. But afterwards we have to make up our own minds and do our own work,” he told euronews.
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I talk - 29/05/2012
Coming Up
Ellen Townsend
Policy Director, European Transport Safety Council (ETSC)
Coming Up
Ellen Townsend
Policy Director, European Transport Safety Council (ETSC)
Fatalities have fallen by 42% since 2001, but more than 30,000 people still die on the EU's roads each year. How we can make Europe's roads safer?
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