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On March 31, CESI organised a timely event on the importance of the European Union for workers and citizens in the capital of Hungary.
On March 31, CESI organised a timely event on the importance of the European Union for workers and citizens in the capital of Hungary.
Trade unionists, academics, and politicians had the opportunity to discuss about the benefits and flaws in the EU, the role of the Union in the living and working conditions of the people, the recent Eurobarometer findings for Hungary, and democratic values.
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