After weeks of opacity about the European Commission's original proposal for the next long-term EU budget, the European Parliament has put together its own figures.
They show the differences between the upcoming 2021-2027 period and the previous one from 2014-2020.
The commission has not published comparisons for the two biggest policies - agriculture and cohesion - and MEPs are concerned that the planned cuts are deeper than expected.
MEP Isabelle Thomas, in charge of the...
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