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    Il Parlamento Europeo ha approvato nuove regole per rendere più trasparente il lobbying straniero sia a livello europeo che nazionale

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    2. SeriouslyNotSerious2 on

      Yet the list of people proposing Chat Control was all blank and they refuse to say who’s pushing for it lmao

    4. DramaticSimple4315 on

      are my eyes deceiving me or are once again the only parties not voting for this the treacherous from the far left and the far right?

    6. Tusan1222 on

      Bet there is an exception for chat control lobbying and plantir smh. I’m certain it is them who lobby’s because he was talking to the Swedish PM privately a while back

    7. hukep on

      LOL, yeah, sure, like lobbyists are going to allow laws to pass that would significantly decrease their lobbying efforts. You’re not fooling anyone.

    8. lepski44 on

      innit in a way similar to the “foreign agent” law signed in Georgia not long ago??? where extensive mass protests took place, and it was a huge deal with a lot of EU high politicians going to Georgia and supporting protesters and from the EU parliament shouting how this is a pro-russian law???

      Could someone with knowledge elaborate a bit? As I recall, that georgian law was that if over some % threshold funding for the media is from outside, then that media has to be marked as a foreign lobby, innit?

    9. Dotcaprachiappa on

      I still don’t get how lobbying can be legal? It’s one man one vote right? If CEOs want more favourable laws they can come here and vote for whoever will give them that. Why do they get more say than us? How is this fair or acceptable?

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