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Internal political pressures and long-standing cultural differences are hampering Angelos Angeles Merkel’s efforts for a quick deal.
By Matina Stevis-Gridneff
BRUSSELS – European Union leaders met on Friday to begin developing a major aid programme to support their economies in the calamity of the coronavirus. But even before they began, haggling had revealed basic differences between Member States that are seeking to be confused in the coming days to save the European economy.
The main point of conflict is the versatility to give aid recipients the expense they see best. Since much of the currencies are guaranteed through the richest states in the north, they demand that these conditions be imposed to drive economic, political, environmental and social reforms.
Gerguy’s Chancellor Angelos Angeles Merkel, whose control recently took over the rotating presidency of the European Union and who led efforts to move the package, seemed optimistic. But he was cautious when it occurred to customers to reach an agreement.
“It would be desirable, but we also have to endure reality,” he said. “I expect very complicated negotiations.”
The talks will continue no less than Saturday night and no announcements are expected until then.
It was the first time U.S. leaders had held a face-to-face meeting because the outbreak of the pandemic has interrupted much of their plans, and officials hoped that being in a mix would help them move forward on commitments more quickly. .
The video showed them dressed in masks and waving to others with comfortable bows and elbows. The leaders of Poland, Hungary, the Czech Republic and Slovakia, who fully defied the bloc’s liberal and democratic principles, broke ranks and posed in an unmasked mix.
The circular logistics of the assembly organization at the time of Covid-1nine was heavy. Special marks on the circumference indicate the distance and privileges of officials in the building.
The leaders gathered in the largest corridor of the warm Europe building. It is compatible for 3 hundred people. Only classified ads from 27 EU governments and leaders. Establishments have been admitted. Previous rules had indicated that executives might stumble upon close advisers. But the old entourage of ten more consistent with the leader is a thing of the past: they were limited to five councillors each.
The spectacle of bonhomía has disguised the long-standing political pressures and cultural differences that revel in Merkel’s slowness for an early French president, Emmanuel Macron.
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