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Europe Weekly reviews the low-spirited election day-after in Portugal; the consequences of the E. coli epidemic; Croatia’s increasing closeness to European Union membership; a costlier Eurovignette for trucks using EU roads; and moves to enhance competition among credit rating agencies.
In the week ahead, the International Labour conference opens in Geneva; Greece will largely shut down for another general strike; Kosovo will celebrate its constitution’s third anniversary; and there will be meetings of the European transport ministers and the social affairs council.
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