European Parliament and Commission clash over endocrine disruptors
MEPs reject the Commission’s proposal and join public health NGOs in demanding more rigorous protection.
Articles by Marta Pacheco
Marta Pacheco studied Political Science and Media & Journalism at the Catholic University of Portugal (UCP). An independent researcher based in Brussels, she has been active in reporting EU and international affairs as a journalist contributor for media outlets in Brussels. Former Blue Book trainee in the European Commission and with a keen interest on politics and global affairs, Marta has been developing her skills and knowledge in the healthcare field, energy & environment and in the financial crisis.
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Why we need a universal basic income
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Iceland’s quest for equality, openness and democracy
As cracks appear in political establishments the world over, Iceland is forging its own path towards an open and inclusive society.
Jónasson: The Icelandic Minister who refused cooperation with the FBI
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