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Latest News: April Report for Claude Moraes MEP

Posted: Friday 03 May 2013
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Calling for greater EU action in Bangladesh

This month I tabled a series of parliamentary questions both to the Commission and to the High Representative for Foreign Affairs asking about EU action in Bangladesh.

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Other News: March Report from Claude Moraes MEP...

Category: News-General

Welcome to my newsletter for March. This report outlines some of my work this month in the European Parliament as your London Labour MEP. Please do not hesitate to contact our office on any EU issues that we can help you with.

You can keep updated on my work by following me via twitter @ClaudeMoraesMEP

Claude Moraes MEP

Labour MEP for London

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Other News: February Report from Claude Moraes MEP...

Category: News-General

Welcome to my February Newsletter. This is a record of my work as your London Labour MEP this month, please don't hesitate to get in touch with me on wider issues being dealt with by my Labour MEP colleagues or other EU issues of interest. I get regular emails from constituents and always welcome any feedback to office@claudemoraes.com

You can keep updated on my work via twitter @ClaudeMoraesMEP

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Article: Cameron wants a ‘veto moment’ – but is an opt-out really a good thing for the UK?

Posted: Monday 15 Oct 2012
Category: UK

In his strategy to neutralise the threat of UKIP before the next election David Cameron will plan ‘veto moments’ in the coming months – ‘standing up to Europe’ to satisfy his backbenchers. This morning’s announcement by the Home Secretary on whether the UK will exercise its option (negotiated under the Lisbon Treaty) to opt out of most EU crime and policing policy (including the European Arrest Warrant (EAW)), is an issue of real substance which deeply affects our security, the protection of UK citizens’ and arguably our wider influence in the EU.

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