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Public financing of enterprises, which has been on the rise globally, can have a distortive effect on competitive markets. In response to this trend, in May 2021 the European Commission published a proposal for a regulation to tackle foreign subsidies with a distortive effect on the EU single market. It would enable the Commission to investigate subsidies granted by non-EU public authorities to companies operating on the single market, and to apply countervailing measures, should these subsidies ...

La financiación de empresas por parte de Gobiernos extranjeros puede tener efectos distorsionadores en el mercado único. En el período parcial de sesiones de noviembre I, el Parlamento votará el acuerdo provisional, alcanzado en negociaciones tripartitas, sobre una propuesta de Reglamento para hacer frente a las subvenciones extranjeras tan distorsionadoras. En virtud de dicho Reglamento, las empresas tendrán que notificar las subvenciones concedidas por Gobiernos de países no pertenecientes a la ...

EU-India: Trade prospects

De un vistazo 12-10-2020

The EU-India Summit held in July 2020 agreed to establish a regular high-level dialogue at ministerial level on bilateral trade and investment relations. In this way, the EU and India expressed a clear political will to work together to overcome issues that have hampered their trade relations in recent years and impeded advances towards a bilateral trade and investment agreement – where negotiations have been stalled since 2013 – and achievement of the potential of economic relations between the ...

Libre circulación de capitales

Fichas temáticas sobre la EU 01-11-2017

La libre circulación de capitales no es solo la más reciente de las libertades consagradas en el Tratado, sino que, gracias a la peculiaridad de incluir a los terceros países, es también la más amplia. La liberalización de los flujos de capital ha avanzado gradualmente. Desde el Tratado de Maastricht se han eliminado todas las restricciones a los movimientos de capitales y sobre los pagos, tanto entre Estados miembros como con terceros países. El principio es directamente aplicable, es decir, no ...

Freezing assets is an EU competence; recovering them, on the other hand, is a competence of the Member States. For the EU, recovering the assets of the ousted Tunisian and Egyptian regimes is an issue of political commitment and credibility, with the Union's reputation in Arab Spring countries partly at stake. The United Nations Convention against Corruption (in force since 2005) makes clear that recovering assets is a priority in a coordinated international fight against corruption. There exists ...