19 Noiembrie 2005
President of the European Commission Jose Manuel Barroso stated for Nepszabadsag daily that he was against a miniature Europe and despite pessimist and cynical views, he pleaded for the idea that enlarged Europe could be much more profound and powerf
President of the European Commission Jose Manuel Barroso stated for Nepszabadsag daily that he was against a miniature Europe and despite pessimist and cynical views, he pleaded for the idea that enlarged Europe could be much more profound and powerful. Barroso opined that new EU states brought fresh energy and dynamism to EU, along with great experience in economic reforms, greater than that of older EU states. (...) Barroso said it was beyond doubt that Bulgaria and Romania would some become EU members and bring along several advantages. Barroso also opined that lack of consensus on the EU budget would be serious disillusion for Europe and especially for the new members, for it was about finance for the EU enlargement. (D.E.)

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