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In this week’s Europe Weekly we focus on the latest financial aid for Spain and we explore the increasingly tense relationship between Bucharest and Brussels. We also examine the EU Commission’s latest strategy to cut car exhaust emissions. Finally we take a look at the rise in eco-crime across the bloc.
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