Irish Examiner - Irlanda
09/08/2021
Argentina
Irish Examiner - Irlanda
Mercosur
STEPHEN CADOGAN
Measures in place to protect Irish farmers' interests in Mercosur Trade Agreement
Mercosur is a challenging market, difficult to enter and with low consumer purchasing power...
25/03/2021
Argentina
Irish Examiner - Irlanda
Mercosur
STEPHEN CADOGAN
Maladministration of Mercosur trade talks by EU Commission?
Sustainability impact assessments (SIAs) must be completed before concluding trade negotiations in future
16/12/2020
Argentina
Irish Examiner - Irlanda
Mercosur
STEPHEN CADOGAN
EU will be asked to ratify Mercosur deal in New Year
At least nine EU countries want the trade deal with South America
07/10/2020
Argentina
Irish Examiner - Irlanda
Mercosur
AISLING KIERNAN
All bets off as EU Parliament votes against Mercosur
IFA welcomes vote and highlights importance of Irish beef not being undermined in the marketplace by inferior products
08/09/2020
Argentina
Irish Examiner - Irlanda
Mercosur
STEPHEN CADOGAN
Ratification of EU's Mercosur trade deal runs into more problems
Schedule that envisaged trade agreement coming into force in 2021 is derailed
03/10/2019
Política
Irish Examiner - Irlanda
Organismos Regionales
EU hearings: New team, difficult world, much at stake
Before incoming European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen takes over on November 1, MEPs will scrutinise all those nominated to be in her top team. Not only does the parliament get to ask questions, it can also say no to individual commissioners and even the entire team.
05/09/2019
Política
Irish Examiner - Irlanda
Política Internacional
Juno McEnroe
Phil Hogan looks set to be nominated for EU Trade Commissioner
Phil Hogan looks set to be nominated in the coming days to take over the powerful role of EU Trade Commissioner.
11/07/2019
Argentina
Irish Examiner - Irlanda
Mercosur
Fiachra Ó Cionnaith
Mercosur ‘not a done deal’, Creed tells farmers
Agriculture Minister Michael Creed has urged pleaded with farmers not to desert the Government over the Mercosur trade deal, saying it is “not a done deal” and that Ireland can still make changes to protect the vital farming sector.
