EU Parliament continues sidelining Irish Gaelic and Maltese languages

The European Parliament voted on Tuesday (12 March) to extend a rule that leaves the door open to keep sidelining Irish Gaelic and Maltese from the institution’s translation and interpretation services until the end of the next mandate

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Max Griera Euractiv 13-03-2024 15:08 3 min. read Content type: News

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Updated: 29-09-2024

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