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L'Ungheria torna a pieno diritto nella famiglia Ue. E porta a casa 10 miliardi

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By Alfonso Bianchi Verified
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Regio Corner, la newsletter che vi racconta le notizie più importanti sulla politica regionale e di coesione dell'Unione europea I tempi degli scontri continui tra l'Unione europea e l'Ungheria di Viktor Orban sembrano solo un ricordo lontano. Sono passati solo due mesi dall'investitura come premier di Peter Magyar e le relazioni tra Budapest e Bruxelles sembrano già idilliache. Con conseguenze molto positive per il Paese magiaro.
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Lower tariffs, stronger protection for GIs and easier access to public contracts: how EU-Mexico relations will change

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By Alfonso Bianchi Verified
| Today.it Verified
Mexico is the European Union's second-largest trading partner in Latin America, while the EU is Mexico's third-largest trading partner and its second-largest export market after the United States. Brussels and Mexico City are now looking to further boost trade by opening up their markets, after the European Parliament gave its backing to the new Modernised Global Agreement and the Interim Trade Agreement, two deals designed to strengthen political and economic ties between the two sides.
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Meno dazi, più tutele alle Igp e più appalti per le imprese: come cambiano i rapporti Ue-Messico

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By Alfonso Bianchi Verified
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Claudia Sheinbaum e Ursula von der Leyen - foto Commissione europea Il Messico è il secondo maggiore partner commerciale dell'Unione europea in America Latina e l'Ue è il terzo partner commerciale del Messico e il suo secondo mercato di esportazione dopo gli Stati Uniti.
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