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Bulgarian duty-free lobby defeated in Brussels
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posts : 13 (Beginner)Date : 12-08-06 09:25Bulgarian duty-free lobby defeated in Brussels
Today's Dnevnik reports:
"Bulgarian duty-free lobby defeated in Brussels
The European Commission has dashed the last hopes of the Bulgarian MPs that they could avoid the closure of domestic duty free businesses.
The Bulgarian parliament has received a letter from Brussels, stating that duty-free shops can operate at exit points on the borders with non-EU members. All other duty-free outlets located on ...
"Bulgarian duty-free lobby defeated in Brussels
The European Commission has dashed the last hopes of the Bulgarian MPs that they could avoid the closure of domestic duty free businesses.
The Bulgarian parliament has received a letter from Brussels, stating that duty-free shops can operate at exit points on the borders with non-EU members. All other duty-free outlets located on ...
Today's Dnevnik reports:
"Bulgarian duty-free lobby defeated in Brussels
The European Commission has dashed the last hopes of the Bulgarian MPs that they could avoid the closure of domestic duty free businesses.
The Bulgarian parliament has received a letter from Brussels, stating that duty-free shops can operate at exit points on the borders with non-EU members. All other duty-free outlets located on Bulgaria's borders will be considered in breach of EU law and could trigger safeguard measures, said the letter.
Brussels is responding to a query it received from the parliamentary budgetary policy committee which wanted to make sure that the closure of the duty-free shops was indeed entailed by European rules.
According to parliamentary sources, the MPs are working on a secure plan for the owners of duty-free shops on the borders with non-EU members Serbia, Macedonia and Turkey.
The measure will affect 3 filling stations and 6 shops on Bulgaria's border with Turkey, Serbia and Macedonia.
Baldur
"Bulgarian duty-free lobby defeated in Brussels
The European Commission has dashed the last hopes of the Bulgarian MPs that they could avoid the closure of domestic duty free businesses.
The Bulgarian parliament has received a letter from Brussels, stating that duty-free shops can operate at exit points on the borders with non-EU members. All other duty-free outlets located on Bulgaria's borders will be considered in breach of EU law and could trigger safeguard measures, said the letter.
Brussels is responding to a query it received from the parliamentary budgetary policy committee which wanted to make sure that the closure of the duty-free shops was indeed entailed by European rules.
According to parliamentary sources, the MPs are working on a secure plan for the owners of duty-free shops on the borders with non-EU members Serbia, Macedonia and Turkey.
The measure will affect 3 filling stations and 6 shops on Bulgaria's border with Turkey, Serbia and Macedonia.
Baldur
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Baldur
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