Traduction de «Liberal European Youth » (Anglais → Français) :

Liberal and Radical Youth Movement of the European Community [ LYMEC | Liberal European Youth ]

Framework for All-European Youth and Student Cooperation [ AEYSC,FAEYSC | All-European Youth and Student Cooperation ]

Council of Europe fund [ CEB | Council of Europe Development Bank | Council of Europe Resettlement Fund | European Youth Foundation | EYF | SFYM | Solidarity Fund for Youth Mobility ]

National Liberal Party-Youth Wing | PNL-AT [Abbr.]

Liberal Democratic Youth Organisation

When I talk to business, labour and academic interests in Atlantic Canada I hear a desire to pursue new paths to economic growth; not the tired and discredited Liberal policies of trying to stimulate growth through patronage tainted subsidies, grants and handouts to the few, but new and more credible policies. I will list them: tax relief for the many to put more dollars in the pockets of consumers to spend and Atlantic business to invest; a concerted effort to expand trade between Atlantic Canada and the New England states, which was the basis of the old Atlantic economy before it entered Confederation and in which Atlantic Canada was ...[+++] stronger than it is now; a vigorous effort to expand Atlantic rim trade to make Atlantic Canada the gateway for European-North American trade; rebuilding the infrastructure of the whole east coast through public-private partnerships, but partnerships acceptable to the province and untainted by federal Liberal patronage; creating a tax and investment environment conducive to the growth of the knowledge industry in Atlantic Canada to take advantage of the many excellent institutions of higher learning and to create 21st century jobs for Atlantic Canadian youth close to home.

J. whereas these neo-liberal policies greatly contributed to the rise of unemployment in general and youth unemployment in particular, generating more social exclusion and poverty, and thus led to severe social regression, a further weakened economy and the destabilisation of European integration and democracy;

Finally, the Community’s action programme for youth also gives consideration to the forthcoming enlargement of the Union, something which we in the Group of the European Liberal, Democrat and Reform Party believe to be of crucial importance to all EU programmes.

What assurances can the Finnish Presidency give that at the special European Council on Justice and Home Affairs to be held on 15 and 16 October next in Tampere a common strategy will be adopted aimed at tackling youth crime and delivering a clear message that the EU will not introduce a liberal policy towards drugs?