Martin Schulz

ANALYSIS martin schulz : EU elections: why Europe has been loyal to the right

EU elections: why Europe has been loyal to the right

Tepid, failed third-way socialism: with 267 out of 736 seats, the European people’s party (EPP) have won the elections for the third consecutive time in a row. Only the ruling socialist and liberal parties have felt a kinf of ‘punishment vote’ inspired by dealings of the crisis. The greens and the nationalists have taken advantage of the discontent engulfing European politics

by Fernando Navarro Sordo @ // 08/06/09 - 1 Comment

martin schulz, liberalism, environment, environment, right-wing, socialists, poul nyrup rasmussen

ANALYSIS martin schulz : Barroso, commission president again? Smells fishy in Europe

Barroso, commission president again? Smells fishy in Europe

Secrecy and suspicion shroud the elections for the next president of the European commission and the distribution of power between the European parties. It seems as though Hans Gert Pöttering wants to accelerate the process to enforce the Portuguese conservative’s re-election

by Fernando Navarro Sordo @ // 07/04/09 - 5 Comment

martin schulz, felipe gonzalez, european commission, poul nyrup rasmussen, josé manuel barroso, best of cafebabel.com, hans gert pöttering

NEWS martin schulz : Vaclav Klaus versus 'totalitarian' Europe

Vaclav Klaus versus 'totalitarian' Europe

Following the Czech government’s approval of the Lisbon treaty, the Czech president lashes out at the EU and the European parliament. Latest titbit of news from Brussels

by Fernando Navarro Sordo @ // 23/02/09 - 3 Comment

martin schulz, presidencia semestral checa, vaclav klaus, nationalism, czech republic, hans gert pöttering, euroescepticismo

NEWS martin schulz : European parliament presidency candidate: Great Scot, it's Graham Watson

European parliament presidency candidate: Great Scot, it's Graham Watson

Graham Watson, leader of the liberal bloc of the European parliament, has launched 2009's first ever electoral campaign for the presidency

by Fernando Navarro Sordo @ // 05/02/09

martin schulz, european democracy, liberls, internet, graham watson, pes, euweek

NEWS martin schulz : Something's stirring between Turkey and the EU

Something's stirring between Turkey and the EU

With the chimes of the new year, it looks like there is progress on the EU membership talks for Turkey. Has the time come to get things moving? Latest titbit news from Brussels

by Fernando Navarro Sordo @ // 28/01/09 - 2 Comment - 1 vote

martin schulz, enlargement, angela merkel, energy, enlargement, turkey, pes

INTERVIEW martin schulz : Martin Schulz on 'vague' Barroso: 'one day he is left-wing, the next liberal'

Martin Schulz on 'vague' Barroso: 'one day he is left-wing, the next liberal'

The German leader of the socialist group in the European parliament outlines their strategy in the run-up to the European elections in June 2009. How does he plan to win the elections? Interview

by Fernando Navarro Sordo @ // 18/12/08 - 1 Comment

martin schulz, caroline flint, gordon brown, parti socialiste, interview, european commission, lisbon treaty

NEWS martin schulz : Romania turns to a coalition government

Romania turns to a coalition government

Romania’s socialists are currently making the most progress with proposals against the crisis, on the day when the party of European socialists presents its election manifesto in Madrid

by Fernando Navarro Sordo @ // 01/12/08

martin schulz, madrid, socialism, tory party, romania, power, politics

DEBATE martin schulz : Nicolas Sarkozy says he might be a socialist

Nicolas Sarkozy says he might be a socialist

Nicolas Sarkozy, the French president and current president of the European Union, gathered momentum during the European parliament’s plenary session, which saw one of the liveliest debates of the last few years on 21 October

by Fernando Navarro Sordo @ // 23/10/08

martin schulz, nicolas sarkozy, joseph daul, daniel cohn-bendit, european parliament, power, politics

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Martin Schulz in the babelblogs

Humble Socialists will never make Europe democratic

By Asa Gunven Socialist leader Martin Schulz is not interested in power. Not for Europe’s socialists nor for its voters. This very humble position might help against the picture of politicians as power maniacs, but it will hardly contribute to a more democratic EU. Martin Schulz is against the ...

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