The EU opens negotiations with 8 countries to cooperate in criminal justice through Eurojust
04 Nov 20261 views
Who is affected:
Spanish and European judicial and prosecutorial authorities investigating transnational crimes
Summary
The EU Council authorizes negotiations for judicial criminal cooperation agreements with Bolivia, Canada, Chile, Costa Rica, Ecuador, United Arab Emirates, Panama and Peru. These agreements will allow Eurojust to collaborate with the judicial authorities of these countries.
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The EU Council has formally authorized the opening of negotiations to conclude cooperation agreements between Eurojust and eight third States: Bolivia, Canada, Chile, Costa Rica, Ecuador, United Arab Emirates, Panama and Peru. Eurojust is the European agency responsible for facilitating coordination and cooperation bet…
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