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The creation of the European Union, It's in 2002 that the Euro comes…
The creation of the European Union
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First usage of the Euro € for the citizens
The treaty of Maastricht
The single market of Europe
The Mediterranean enlargement
First elections to the European Parliament
Enlargement of the EU
The treaties of Rome
The creation of the ECSC
It's in 2002 that the Euro comes into the form of coins and notes, to be used by the common citizens, and replaced the currency of 12 countries of the European Union, like France, Belgium and Germany.
After the Market Crash of 2009, and few years of economic crisis all around the world, the European Union is qualified as recovering by the experts that saw a significant growth, compared to the previous years.
The 31th of January, The U.K. left the European Union, after a referendum issued in 2019. It's the loss of one of the biggest members for the EU.
It was the eighth parliamentary election since the first direct elections in 1979 and the first in which European political parties fielded candidates for the presidency of the Commission. The winner of the elections was Jean Claude Juncker, for the European People's Party.
It's in 2004 that the EU added 10 new members to it's community, with Czechia, Cyprus, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Hungary, Malta, Poland, Slovenia and Slovakia.
The first December, the treaty will take place, maiking the EU "evolve", with more power as a Supra-national entity.
The treaty of maastricht marked the creation of the European Union. The treaty is composed of intergovernmental cooperation in areas such as foreign policy, justice and internal affairs.
The single market refers to the EU as one territory without any internal borders or other regulatory obstacles to the free movement of goods and services. A functioning single market stimulates competition and trade, improves efficiency, raises quality, and helps cut prices.
In 1981, Greece joined the communities, followed by Spain and Portugal in 1986. This came after the fall of dictatorships in all these countries.
June 1979 saw a decisive step forward, with the first elections to the European Parliament by direct universal suffrage. These elections are held every 5 years
On 9 may 1950, the schuman declaration proposed the establishment of a European and steel community, which became reality with the treaty of Paris of18 April 1951. This put in place a common market in coal and steel between the six founding countries.
The six then decided with the treaties of rome on 25 march 1957, to set a european atomic energy community and a european economic community. This would involve building a ider common market covering whole range of goods and services
In 1973, Denmark, Ireland and the UK joined the ECCSC
