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EU: A cornerstone of the EU threatened, thus far informally - EU free movement under threat from the North

03 October 2013

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"A proposal by Members of the European Parliament for legislation that would limit immigration from the EU's troubled southern economies to its more affluent ones has made it for discussion all the way into the College of Commissioners according to a number of reports in Greek newspapers."

See the full report: A cornerstone of the EU threatened, thus far informally - EU free movement under threat from the North (New Europe, link)

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