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By Nikolaus Van Der Pas, Friends Of Europe, September 17, 2012
EU activity resumed after the summer with some good news. ECB President Mario Draghi buoyed markets with a commitment of unlimited purchases of bonds from fragile Eurozone countries; the German Constitutional Court gave the thumbs up to the European Stability Mechanism; Commission President Barroso delivered an ambitious State of the Union speech, and the Dutch voted for pro-European parties, rejecting their nationalistic rivals… (more) http://ow.ly/1muvPY
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