Mario Draghi e von der Leyen hanno discusso oggi la tabella di marcia “Un’Europa, un mercato”. Una recente valutazione dell’Institut Montaigne ha rilevato che l’UE ha attuato il 30% delle riforme di Draghi e stima che il tasso potrebbe raggiungere il 60% entro la fine del prossimo anno. Ha invocato “un federalismo pragmatico”

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    1. Da1_above_all on

      Irexit please. And I don’t care about Europeans calling Ireland an shithole without the EU. You call us that while we are a member.

    2. Succulent7107 on

      >He has called for “a pragmatic federalism”

      Hell no.

    3. LudicrousPlatypus on

      Federalism isn’t pragmatic, it’s a radical ideological stance. So pragmatic federalism is an impossibility.

    4. SuperVaguar on

      Can we please have the digital common market. I am tired of all this bullshit DRM locks on movies and web streams. I would have loved to watch the World Cup in Spanish.

    5. Designer-Station-308 on

      As long as the leadership remains unelected, nobody in their right mind would support a federal Europe.

    6. Weak-Veterinarian-25 on

      It is crazy how little we hear about these reforms. I guess nowadays only pessimistic news grabs headlines

    7. PfauFoto on

      Oh no! Draghi my beacon of hope shaking hands with vogon Ursula.

    8. Soepkip43 on

      Part of the plan is to give a near zero percent tax on capital gains for investmentw in select startups. Like the US currently does.

      I understand that this is a thing that causes companies to move to the US and that needs to stop, but come on, its also a race to the bottom on taxing capital.. rich get richer and pay no tax.

    9. dragodrake on

      I wonder if pragmatic federalism would include asking the public across the EU if they consent?

    10. Nomprenom_varanasita on

      Seulement 30 % de la dystopie ?

      Paix et prospérité ne sont plus à l’odre du jour apparemment, guerre et misère sont le nouveau programme.

    11. Player00Nine on

      Does that mean that we’ll have no longer to declare some few hundreds Euros into purchases and sales under the Intracomm/intrastats nonsense? Or that we, European businesses will have access to the EU company registration made for big shots foreign companies in order to collect some VAT from them in retails? Or that VAT invoicing between businesses will be abandoned to avoid an unnecessary burden for small and medium businesses and above all to kill the billions of euros stolen by organized crime every year under false VAT refunds? /s

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