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Berlino rassicura Bruxelles: il primato del diritto Ue non è in discussione

21 July 2021, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Karlsruhe: Exterior shot of the Federal Constitutional Court. The Second Senate is hearing cases on the powers of members of the government to make statements. It is about statements of the Chancellor about the Prime Minister election in Thuringia with AfD votes. Angela Merkel (CDU) had described the election of FDP politician Thomas Kemmerich in early February 2020 at a state reception in South Africa as \\\"unforgivable\\\". A transcript of the press conference was on the website of the chancellor and the federal government. The AfD accuses both of having violated their duty of neutrality. Photo by: Uli Deck/picture-alliance/dpa/AP Images
21 July 2021, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Karlsruhe: Exterior shot of the Federal Constitutional Court. The Second Senate is hearing cases on the powers of members of the government to make statements. It is about statements of the Chancellor about the Prime Minister election in Thuringia with AfD votes. Angela Merkel (CDU) had described the election of FDP politician Thomas Kemmerich in early February 2020 at a state reception in South Africa as "unforgivable". A transcript of the press conference was on the website of the chancellor and the federal government. The AfD accuses both of having violated their duty of neutrality. Photo by: Uli Deck/picture-alliance/dpa/AP Images

Due mesi fa la Commissione europea apriva formalmente la procedura d’infrazione contro Berlino per la sentenza del Tribunale costituzionale federale del 5 maggio 2020. Secondo Bruxelles la Germania violava il principio del primato del diritto dell’Ue

Ennesimo scambio nella disputa tra Bruxelles e Lussemburgo, da un lato, Berlino e Karlsruhe dall’altro. A inizio settimana scadeva il termine di due mesi che Bruxelles (la Commissione europea) dava al governo federale tedesco (Berlino) per rispondere alle sue richieste sul primato del diritto europeo. La Commissione faceva espresso riferimento alla disputa tra la Corte di giustizia dell’Unione europea, con sede nel Lussemburgo, e il Tribunale costituzionale federale tedesco, che si riunisce nel

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