European Liberal Youth - Free your Mind!
http://www.lymec.org/modules.php?op=modload&name=PN_Content&file=index&req=viewarticle&artid=648 

Login




 


 Log in Problems?
 New User? Sign Up!

User Menu
Account Logout

Latest Forum Posts
goto PostRE: "Italia dei Valori&quot…(10)
 by FrancescoV…
 
goto PostRE: "Italia dei Valori&quot…(10)
 by FrancescoV…
 
goto PostRE: "Italia dei Valori&quot…(10)
 by FrancescoV…
 
goto PostRE: "Italia dei Valori&quot…(10)
 by IgorCaldei…
 
goto PostRE: "Italia dei Valori&quot…(10)
 by alphalex
 
goto PostRE: "Italia dei Valori&quot…(10)
 by Poppereven…
 
goto PostRE: Single Market and EU law(1)
 by Al
 
goto PostSingle Market and EU law(1)
 by kblenz
 
goto PostRE: ALDE supported Barroso re-election. …(1)
 by Al
 
goto PostALDE supported Barroso re-election. Why?(1)
 by FrancescoV…
 

[Access Forum]


IMS elections: individual members' congress delegates

The IMS (Individual Membership Section) can elect 1 delegate to the congress. The elections will take place on-line from 20 March till 3 April. How to nominate? Send your nomination to the LYMEC Secretariat stating the following: (1) Name and surname, (2) Age and gender, (3) contact information: email and mobile number (or other telephone number), (4) Country of residence, (5) Membership of political organisations – this can be the membership of a LYMEC member organisation, an ELDR member party or any other political organisation, (6) Membership of other organisations - these are non-political organisations, (7) Experience inside LYMEC(events attended etc) and (8)motivation to be an IMS delegate. Additionally you can include a picture and/or a CV. Please send all the information in word- or pdf-format. Deadline for nominating is 1 March 2010 (11.59AM). The presentations of all candidates will be made available on lymec.org shortly after the deadline finishes.

Upcoming events

LYMEC seminar in Poland "Education as a location factor": 7-11 April. LYMEC seminar and Congress in Sinaia (Romania): 27 April - 2 May.

Solidarity with Haiti

LYMEC calls on its members and supporters to help victims of the earthquake in Haiti. Your donation will help save and rebuild many lives. You can donate at this link. We thank you.

Who's online?
There are 1 registered user online.

You are an anonymous user. You can register for free by clicking here

Additional

You want to donate money to LYMEC?
CLICK HERE!


Admin Messages :      Solidarity with Haiti      Upcoming events      IMS elections: individual members' congress delegates      
 
President's message

Hello,
Welcome to our website! European Liberal Youth (LYMEC) is the youth wing of the European Liberal Democrat and Reform (ELDR) Party. We strive to promote our values - freedom, human rights, democracy - and make a political impact throughout the diversity of our continent. Be a freedom fighter, come and join us!
Yours sincerely,
Aloys Rigaut
President of LYMEC

Press Room


This week the LYMEC Bureau met in Brussels with representatives of the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe (ALDE), the liberal group in the European Parliament.

Apart from meeting several other ALDE key contacts, discussing collaboration, the leadership of LYMEC met with Annemie Neyts-Uyttebroeck MEP, President of the European Liberal Democrat and Reform Party (ELDR). The talks focused on the creation of the External Action Service of the European Union and the involvement of Parliament in setting it up.
  Printer-friendly page  
Thursday, January 28, 2010


Greece’s budget shortfall is now estimated at 12.7% of GDP last year, after Eurostat recently accused Athens of "deliberate misreporting" making its deficit appear smaller. The country nowadays is rated with BBB+, an alarming low rating for a Eurozone member state. Such an excessive deficit and rapidly rising debt could have spill-over effects for the whole euro zone.

Aloys Rigaut, LYMEC President, commented: 'Greece wrote the tragedy in which it is now and will need to get out of it by its own means. There is no way that we can mutualise at Eurozone level the price of the public finances repair. It would set a bad precedent for other Euro countries”.
  Printer-friendly page  
Wednesday, January 20, 2010


From 1st of January 2010, Spain takes over the six-month rotating presidency of the EU. After the ratification of the Lisbon Treaty, the Council of ministers now has a permanent President, Herman van Rompuy, so he will chair the meetings of the Council. The Spanish Presidency however still will have an important role. More importantly, Spain will as well be the country setting the tone of how the rotating presidency will work under the Lisbon Treaty.

The Spanish President José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero outlined that he wants to work for a more united and stronger Europe. The European Liberal Youth (LYMEC) welcomes this goal of the Spanish Presidency and hopes that it will be able to set a strong European agenda.

Aloys Rigaut, President of LYMEC states: “The Spanish Presidency will have to face a lot of political challenges. The top priority must be to address the economic crisis including addressing the issue of youth unemployment. However, this very first country Presidency after the coming in effect of the Lisbon Treaty also will define how the distribution of tasks between it and the permanent President will look like in the future. We therefore call on Spain to make sure the Lisbon treaty is followed by its spirit rather than only by its words. It remains to be seen who takes over from the Swedish Presidency – Spain or President van Rompuy?”
  Printer-friendly page  
Sunday, January 03, 2010


The European Liberal Youth (LYMEC) reacts with great disappointment to the results of the UN climate summit in Copenhagen. Delegates refused to endorse formally and only "took note" of a declaration negotiated at the last minute between the US, China, India, South Africa, Brazil and a number of EU Member States, but leaving outside 165 countries. The declaration contains language about holding the rise in global temperatures down to 2°C, and a promise of €20 billion over the next three years and €70 billion a year from 2020 in climate aid from rich to poor countries.
  Printer-friendly page  
Monday, December 21, 2009


Page << | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 10 | 20 | 30 | 40 | 50 | 60 | 70 | 80 | 90 | >>

 
 
News from MOs

LYMEC Newsletter

Subscribe
Unsubscribe
Newsletter archive


Facebook

New Libertas

 

 

 

The brand new liberal magazine

 

www.newlibertas.eu

 


Latest Links

© 2004 LYMEC. All rights reserved   ::   terms of use   ::   privacy policy    
Rue Montoyer, 31-7
B-1000. Brussels. Belgium.
Phone: 32.2.237.01.46

 

-->