After intense negotiations, the European Commission has put forward a budget proposal of €2 trillion for the period 2028-2035, which represents an increase in spending power to 1.26% of the EU's gross national income. President Ursula von der Leyen underlined that this budget is the most ambitious ever, designed to meet today's challenges and strengthen Europe's independence, including the repayment of post-Covid debts.
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UE, buget propus de două mii de miliarde de Euro / Ursula von der Leyen: Cel mai ambiţios buget propus vreodată
Uniunea Europeană anunţă un buget de 2.000 de mld. € în perioada 2028-2034, cu mult mai mare decât cel curent, de 1.200 mld. €. Ursula von der Leyen salută "cel mai ambiţios buget propus vreodată"
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