Civil society wants Europe to show, on 22 May, that it is able to put a stop to tax havens, at least within its own borders. The public are looking on with a mixture of incomprehension and incredulity, and see an urgent need for action: while their taxes are being raised to address endless government deficits, they can read stories in the newspapers every day about individuals and businesses avoiding taxes thanks to tax havens within the European Union itself. And this week, Europe has once again failed to put a stop to it.

 

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  • 15 May 2013
    Meeting with the French President, François Hollande Henri Malosse, President of the EESC, welcomed François Hollande, President of France, during the Donor's conference for the development of Mali. Youth employment and the EESC's concrete proposals were at the heart of the discussions and sharing of findings between the two Presidents.
    President Malosse said he was very satisfied with the meeting: "President Hollande seemed to share our observation that we need to be convincing on our capacity to find answers to our citizens' expectations."

    This was the first meeting of the two Presidents. The EESC President also welcomed the European Council's President, Herman Van Rompuy and José Manuel Barroso, President of the European Commission.
  • 15 May 2013
    Kick off Donors' conference for Mali Henri Malosse, European Economic and Social Committee, has just opened the Mali donors' conference for development in Mali that meets 80 countries and 10 Heads of State.
  • 13 May 2013
    The EESC European Award for Excellent Design and Sustainability 2013 The European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) presents the EESC European Award for Excellent Design and Sustainability in cooperation with the LifeCare Initiative.
  • 3 May 2013
    Penalty for the SNCM an inconsistent decision, says EESC President Henri Malosse Mr Malosse has called for the president of the European Commission, José Manuel Barroso, to ensure greater consistency among European policies, following the announcement that a penalty will be imposed on the Société Nationale Maritime Corse-Méditerranée (SNCM). He pointed out that a decision like this will affect not only a business, but also more than 1 400 direct employees and hundreds of indirect jobs and would further widen the gulf with the European public.
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  • Issue Date: April 2013
    EESC Info April 2013
    IN THIS ISSUE: Civil Society Day 2013: Bringing economy, solidarity and democracy together; Europe Past Forward 2013: “EU citizenship means common rights”; European Consumer Day 2013; Involve the public in nuclear debate. Interview with Mr Richard Adams, EESC member; Interview with Pedro Narro,EESC member
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