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Winter freeze boosts food prices For those of you who couldn’t follow the news during the week, Europe Weekly has a round up of the main events. We look at the eurozone crisis. Who is to blame and what should be done? We meet fishermen annoyed by the EU’s fishing plans, and investigate the future of visa free travel between Russia and Europe. There’s also a look at the EU’s role in Mexico’s drug war, and of course, the main events for the upcoming week.
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