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Today in Vilnius, European Liberal Youth (LYMEC), together with its members in Lithuania - Lithuanian Liberal Youth (LLJ) and Young Liberal Centrists (LCUJ) - and the Young European Federalists (JEF), built up a huge symbolic visa wall resembling the Berlin Wall and demanded an immediate removal of the current visa regime dividing Europe.
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Thursday, November 09, 2006


The European Liberal Youth (LYMEC) welcomes with great joy the nomination of two new liberal commissioners on behalf of Romania and Bulgaria, Mr. Leonard Orban and Mrs. Meglena Kuneva. Both of them have played an important role in achieving the European integration of their countries as chief negotiators with the European Commission.
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Wednesday, November 01, 2006


Brussels, 26/09/06: European Liberal Youth has launched a Europe-wide campaign called No Visa. Europe is our home, focused on abolishing tourist and student visas within the European continent.

Although the process of reunifying Europe started to become a reality in 2004, young people from many European countries still face unnecessarily long, expensing and bureaucratic procedures, when traveling to the EU on vacations or for studies. Visa regime negatively affects the youth mobility on the European continent and are an obstacle to the birth of a European civil society.
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Tuesday, September 26, 2006


European Liberal Youth LYMEC calls on rioters in Hungary to abandon violence and accept peaceful demonstrations and dialogue as means of expressing opinions in a democracy.

"We’re saddened that some political forces in Hungary have exploited the recent release of a confidential Prime minister’s speech to try to introduce anarchy and law of the streets in the country" said Roger Albinyana, LYMEC President and added "Violence and instability is the last thing Hungary needs. Inciting violence is irresponsible and contrary to European values."
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Wednesday, September 20, 2006


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