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Europe Weekly: Boston attack aftermath The Dutch government has fallen following sharp debate over austerity measures demanded by Brussels. The downfall is grist to the mill for those who believe that belt-tightening is counter productive.
Europe Weekly examines the case for such measures and hears the thoughts of a Dutch MEP.
And as Europe looks to reform the Common Agricultural Policy this edition ponders the question: “What constitutes an active farmer?”
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