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E-8-2018-003296

Germany and the UK do not directly subsidise the press, but France gives private titles up to EUR 2 billion per year

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    Germany and the UK do not directly subsidise the press, but France gives private titles up to EUR 2 billion per year

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Official question E-8-2018-003296 from European Union at European Parliament. Dated 18 June 2018. Status: answered.

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  1. 18 June 2018

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    Germany and the UK do not directly subsidise the press, but France gives private titles up to EUR 2 billion per year

    Source: QUESTION_WRITTEN

  2. 2 August 2018

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  • Germany and the UK do not directly subsidise the press, but France gives private titles up to EUR 2 billion per year

    QUESTION_WRITTEN · EN · 5 July 2018

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  • Germany and the UK do not directly subsidise the press, but France gives private titles up to EUR 2 billion per year

    QUESTION_WRITTEN · EN · 5 July 2018

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  • Germany and the UK do not directly subsidise the press, but France gives private titles up to EUR 2 billion per year

    QUESTION_WRITTEN · EN · 5 July 2018

    ViewDownloadOpen at official source

  • Germany and the UK do not directly subsidise the press, but France gives private titles up to EUR 2 billion per year

    QUESTION_WRITTEN · EN · 5 July 2018

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  • Germany and the UK do not directly subsidise the press, but France gives private titles up to EUR 2 billion per year

    QUESTION_WRITTEN · EN · 5 July 2018

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  • L'Allemagne et le Royaume-Uni ne fournissent aucune aide directe à la presse, mais la France subventionne des titres privés à hauteur de 2 milliards par an

    QUESTION_WRITTEN · FR · 5 July 2018

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  • L'Allemagne et le Royaume-Uni ne fournissent aucune aide directe à la presse, mais la France subventionne des titres privés à hauteur de 2 milliards par an

    QUESTION_WRITTEN · FR · 5 July 2018

    ViewDownloadOpen at official source

  • L'Allemagne et le Royaume-Uni ne fournissent aucune aide directe à la presse, mais la France subventionne des titres privés à hauteur de 2 milliards par an

    QUESTION_WRITTEN · FR · 5 July 2018

    ViewDownloadOpen at official source

  • L'Allemagne et le Royaume-Uni ne fournissent aucune aide directe à la presse, mais la France subventionne des titres privés à hauteur de 2 milliards par an

    QUESTION_WRITTEN · FR · 5 July 2018

    ViewDownloadOpen at official source

  • L'Allemagne et le Royaume-Uni ne fournissent aucune aide directe à la presse, mais la France subventionne des titres privés à hauteur de 2 milliards par an

    QUESTION_WRITTEN · FR · 5 July 2018

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