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Portugals president vetoes euthanasia billParliament will have to return to the debate after January elections, which may tip the balance of power. Copy LinkCopiedShare via emailShare on XShare on WhatsAppShare on LinkedInFree article usually reserved for subscribersPortuguese President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa claimed the conditions for permitting medically assisted death were too vague and possibly too radical | Patricia de Melo Moreira/AFP via Getty ImagesNovember 30, 202112:01 pm CETBy Paul AmesPortuguese President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa has vetoed a bill approved in parliament this month to legalize euthanasia, claiming the conditions for permitting medically assisted death were too vague and possibly too radic tappo stanley al.Lawmakers can overrule a presidential veto, or fix the contested clauses, bu stanley cup t will only have time to debate the issue following elections scheduled for January 30 鈥?and its stanley cup not certain the majority behind legalization will be reelected. The bill, in one clause, says permission for anticipated death requires a fatal disease 鈥?but widens it elsewhere to incurable disease even if this is not fatal, and only serious disease in another clause, Rebelo de Sousawrotelate Monday.AdvertisementAdvertisementIf the criteria for legalized euthanasia has fallen below a fatal disease, the president asked if the draft law represents a vision that is more radical and drastic than the dominant view in Portuguese society Parliament voted 138-84, with five abstentions, onNovember Bgdj Israel accuses Europe of fuelling anti-Semitism
All set to develop a digital EuropeThe telecoms package has created the framework investors needed.Copy LinkCopiedShare via emailShare on XShare on WhatsAppShare on LinkedInDecember 2, 200911:00 pm CETEuropean policy leaders should be congratulated for finding common ground and voting to pass the telecoms package in its current form. Europe finally has a piece of legislation that clearly outlines t stanley cup he framework for the development of a digital Europe. This provides the stability needed to encourage private investment in next-generation networks and to ensure that Europe keeps pace with the rest of the broadb stanley cup and world. Investment is now needed to ensure that the internet infrastructure is updated and expanded so that these industries can lead the way in job creation and high-value services. AdvertisementAdvertisementFrom:Martin CaveDirectorCentre for Management Under RegulationWarwick University Business School AdvertisementAdvertisementRelated TagsInformation technologyRegulatoryOur readers read nextEU merger shake-up exposes von der Leyen鈥揜ibera clash of visions聽Apr 304 mins readEU Commission: Blame聽Berlin and Paris for聽red tape, not us聽Apr 284 mins readMore from European Voice StaffBelgium owes Europe betterBelgium is the last country to decide on its nominee to the Commission, and it will dictate if Junckers college la botella stanley nguishes at eight women, or edges up to nine. Sep 33 mins readReplacement commissioners namedItaly, Luxembourg and Poland this week named interim members of t |
