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Kronologi over fredssagen og international politik 22. Juni 2012 / Time Line June 22, 2012
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MP launches campaign to keep Wales weapon-free South Wales
Evening Post
'Carmarthen East and Dinfewr MP Jonathan Edwards has lent his
support to a Parliamentary motion, known as an Early Day motion,
rebuking the Welsh First Minister Carwyn Jones for suggesting the
nuclear deterrent would be "more than welcome" in Wales if the
Scottish Government wanted rid of it. The motion, which has also
been backed by his Plaid Cymru colleagues Elfyn Llwyd and Hywel
Williams, was put down just hours after Mr Jones told the Senedd
that if the SNP wanted to remove the fleet of nuclear submarines
from Faslane on the west coast of Scotland it — and the jobs
which went with it — would be welcomed in Milford Haven.
But that has not stopped Plaid Cymru from stepping up the pressure
on the First Minister by warning about the safety considerations of
a nuclear fleet in close proximity to Milford Haven's liquefied
natural gas terminals and oil refineries.'
Early day motion 230 : Nuclear Weapon-Free Wales
Session: 2012-13
Date tabled: 19.06.2012
Primary sponsor: Llwyd, Elfyn
- http://ramanujam1.parliament.uk/edm/2012-13/230
'That this House believes in a nuclear weapon-free Wales; does not
support the comments of the First Minister of Wales that there
would be a welcome for housing the UK submarine fleet in Milford
Haven; believes that the number of potential jobs created would be
far smaller than that suggested; expresses concern about the safety
considerations of a nuclear fleet in close proximity to Milford
Haven'sliquefied natural gasterminalsand oil refineries, which
where amongst the reasons for deciding against locating Polaris in
Milford Haven in 1963; warns against future expenditure upon a new
generation of weapons of mass destruction; and calls on plans to
replace Trident to be scrapped.'
06/22/2012
Skattereform 2012
Regeringen (Socialdemokratiet, Det Radikale Venstre og Socialistisk
Folkeparti), Venstre og Det Konservative Folkeparti blev fredag
aften enige om en skattereform
uden Enhedslistens deltagelse. Heri indgår 'besparelser mv.
på 2,7 mia. kr. (forsvar) og 1 mia. kr. (EU-bidrag) inddrages
som en del af finansieringen af aftalen'. 
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