Parlamento y Fondos Europeos: la participación de las Cortes de Aragón en la política financiera de la Unión Europea
The Recovery Plan for Europe, Next Generation EU, a temporary instrument to promote recovery with a total of 2,018 billion euros (trillion in Anglo-Saxon accounting), together with the long-term budget of the European Union, constitutes, in the words of the European Commission, the «largest stimul...
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| Language: | Spanish |
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2021
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| Source: | Revista Aragonesa de Administración Pública, ISSN 1133-4797, Nº 20, 2021 (Ejemplar dedicado a: Fondos Europeos para la recuperación, transformación y resiliencia: Ejecución y auditoría), pags. 103-126 |
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The Recovery Plan for Europe, Next Generation EU, a temporary instrument to promote recovery with a total of 2,018 billion euros (trillion in Anglo-Saxon
accounting), together with the long-term budget of the European Union, constitutes, in
the words of the European Commission, the «largest stimulus package ever financed».
The different levels of government that in the European Union concur in the elaboration and
execution of the community norms face at this moment a common challenge: to reverse the negative consequences of a global health crisis. The complexity of the
social, economic and political challenges requires the necessary involvement of all levels
of government in the definition, management and evaluation of community policies.
Transforming the serious economic and social consequences of COVID-19, investing
unprecedented economic resources in the future of the next generations, is a task that
falls to all institutions in the ambitious aim of achieving a greener, more digital and more
resilient Europe .
European affairs have long been on the agenda of the regional parliaments. The
existence of specialized study bodies such as the Subcommittee on European Affairs of
the Cortes de Aragón allow adequate monitoring of European issues. There are various
networks and mechanisms of inter-parliamentary cooperation of which the Aragonese
Parliament is a part and with whose participation it seeks to strengthen the policies of
the European Union.
Along with traditional parliamentary functions, the regional dimension of subsidiarity incorporated by the Lisbon Treaty offers autonomous parliaments instruments for a more active participation in the European decision-making process. The experience
accumulated since 2009 by the Cortes de Aragón, thanks to its participation in the
early warning system, has allowed it to concentrate its work today on those issues
that the Subcommittee on European Affairs has selected for its greater interest for the
aragonese citizenship The traditional rendering of accounts in parliamentary headquarters and the exercise
of instruments of control over the action of the government in the application of European
funds are essential elements for the governance of community funds. |
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