Translation of "latin american social psychology committee " (English → French) :

15. Applauds the Commission for coming out in favour of setting up the Euro-Latin American Transatlantic Assembly at the Vienna Summit, since this will help to consolidate democratic governance and strengthen the parliamentary dimension of the partnership; calls on the Fourth Summit to provide expressly in the Final Act or "Vienna undertaking" for the setting-up of the Assembly as proposed by the Euro-Latin American joint parliamentary bodies, with the membership being drawn in equal numbers from the Members of the European Parliament on the one hand and, on the other, from the Parlatino ...[+++], the Parlacen, the Parlandino, the Mercosur Joint Parliamentary Committee and the EU-Mexico and EU-Chile Joint Parliamentary Committees;

a Euro-Latin American Transatlantic Assembly, whose membership should be drawn in equal numbers from Members of the European Parliament on the one hand and, on the other, from the Latin American Parliament (Parlatino), the Central American Parliament (Parlacen), the Andean Parliament (Parlandino) and the EU-Mexico and EU-Chile Joint Parliamentary Committees;

(a) a Euro-Latin American Transatlantic Assembly, whose membership should be drawn in equal numbers from Members of the European Parliament on the one hand and, on the other, from the Latin American Parliament (Parlatino), the Central American Parliament (Parlacen), the Andean Parliament (Parlandino) and the EU-Mexico and EU-Chile Joint Parliamentary Committees;

With the support of the European Commission and hosted by the Austrian Federal Chamber of Commerce, the European Economic and Social Committee is organising on 5- 7 April, its 4 EU/Latin American and Caribbean organised civil society meeting in Vienna.

Thanks to EUROsociAL the persons responsible in Latin-American countries for the design, approval and implementation of public policies that affect social cohesion will have the opportunity to observe, analyse and discuss the difficulties and the successes experienced by European as well as by Latin American countries in managing them as means of achieving social cohesion and integration.

The Commission is committed to fight social exclusion and poverty in the region and has launched a "social cohesion initiative" aiming at putting social cohesion issues at the core of our relations, encouraging Latin American governments to face this challenge by improving social policies and reforming their fiscal systems.