1. Reiterates its position expressed in its resolution of 10 June 2015 on the situation in Hungary, which condemned the repeated statements made by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán instigating a debate on a potential re-establishment of the death penalty in Hungary, denounced the public consultation on migration and the related country-wide billboard campaign initiated by the Hungarian Government, urged the Commission to activate the first stage of the EU framework to strengthen the rule of law and called on the Commission to present a proposal for the establishment of an EU mechanism on democracy, the rule of law and fundamental ri ...[+++]ghts;

In the past we have seen positive trends which unfortunately were not reflected in the latest Internal Market Scoreboard.

The practice of double pricing by traders may sometimes have valid economic justifications: e.g. in order to enter new markets or establish their position where they are already present.

4. Demands that measures be taken to ensure that no candidates are restricted in presenting their views and credentials, in meetings and public events throughout the country as well as in publicity on billboards, and that all candidates should have free access, without discrimination, to television, radio, and the newspapers; calls also for impartial debates to be held between candidates on public television channels;

It records the exact position of each vehicle on the bus route and displays its precise time of arrival on electronic display units installed at each stop.

We must strengthen our position in the peace talks, given the exceptional interests – and first and foremost the humanitarian interests – that are at stake. European leaders can no longer afford to look on from the sidelines, at the risk of a much greater and more extensive conflict emerging in the Middle East.