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EPSU supports transparency campaign

The European Commission is consulting on its initiative to make lobby organisations more transparent. According to EPSU, and the large coalition of unions and NGOs this does not go far enough. More is needed. EPSU has sent a letter to the European Commissioner. For more read our letter:

Letter to Commissioner Kallas

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