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WRITTEN QUESTION No. 1044/97 by Anita POLLACK to the Commission. Street children in Guatemala
Date: 1997-03-19
Institutions: European Parliament, POLLACK
Subjects: Guatemala, child protection, children's rights, homicide, human rights













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WRITTEN QUESTION No. 1044/97 by Anita POLLACK to the Commission. Street children in Guatemala  


Official Journal C 319 , 18/10/1997 P. 0223 





WRITTEN QUESTION E-1044/97 by Anita Pollack (PSE) to the Commission (19 March 1997)Subject: Street children in GuatemalaThe Commission helps fund Casa Alianza in Guatemala which aids street children. Has it taken any action in the case of a recorded murder of a street youth (Ronald Raul Ramos, aged 16) in Tecun Uman (San Marcos) whose alleged killer was a uniformed member of the Guardia de Hacienda (case number 3292-96 Department of Quetzaltenango) in order to attempt to help bring the accused to justice?Answer given by Mr Marín on behalf of the Commission (23 April 1997)The Commission thanks the Honourable Member for her interest in the protection of human rights in Guatemala.It has been supporting projects to assist street children for many years. It will be monitoring these cases very closely and will propose, where necessary, that appropriate action be taken.
WRITTEN QUESTION No. 1036/97 by Hiltrud BREYER to the Commission. Completion of the nuclear power plant in Mochovce, Slovak Republic
Date: 1997-03-19
Institutions: BREYER, European Parliament
Subjects: EU Member State, European standard, Slovakia, consortium, energy policy, environmental policy, nuclear power station, safety standard, waste management













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WRITTEN QUESTION No. 1036/97 by Hiltrud BREYER to the Commission. Completion of the nuclear power plant in Mochovce, Slovak Republic  


Official Journal C 367 , 04/12/1997 P. 0070 





WRITTEN QUESTION E-1036/97 by Hiltrud Breyer (V) to the Commission (19 March 1997)Subject: Completion of the nuclear power plant in Mochovce, Slovak RepublicThe pressurized water reactors Mochovce I and II in the Slovak Republic, which would be the first nuclear power plant complexes in central and eastern Europe, are to be brought up to western safety standards with EU assistance. This is a project which the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has refused to finance because it regards the plan as unrealistic. Now the European Mochovce Consortium (EUCOM), consisting of Siemens and Framatom, has been commissioned by the Slovak energy supply company Slovenske Elektrame (SE) to complete the partly-built plant. In this connection, Siemens has applied to the German Government for a guarantee under the Hermes scheme.1. Does the Commission agree that supporting a nuclear energy policy in the Slovak Republic will impede the development of an efficient, environmentally sound energy supply system and that as a result energy consumption levels will remain high?2. Does it agree that Austria's interests are being harmed by the involvement of France and Germany in the Slovak Republic? What kind of discussions, if any, are being conducted on this matter?3. Does the Commission know how and where the radioactive waste produced if the Mochovce plant is brought into service will be processed and stored?Answer given by Mr Van den Broek on behalf of the Commission (5 May 1997)The Commission is not involved in financing the Mochovce nuclear power plant, consequently it cannot comment on matters which are the concern of specific Member States, in this case Germany, France and Austria.With regard to the storage of radioactive waste, the situation in the Slovak Republic is identical to that described in the answer given by the Commission to the Honourable Member's Written Question No E-2853/96 ((OJ C 96, 24.3.1997. )). The Slovak authorities are currently studying long-term solutions for the storage of this waste.