[pp.int.general] Rejected motion to stop ACTA

[Maxime Rouquet]

No, ACTA is not yet approved by European Parliament. There still has to 
be a "consent" (Yes/No) vote on ACTA, and it could theoretically be 
rejected then.

Today's vote rejected a joint resolution of S&D/Greends/ALDE/GUE groups 
and adopted another one from EPP/ECR conservative groups, both being a 
strong signal that a majority of MEP may end up voting in favor of ACTA.


On 11/25/2010 01:27 AM, Marcus Kesler wrote:
> Was this just a motion to stop opposition, or was ACTA officially
> accepted as "law" in the EU?
>
>  From the little I read earlier I was under the impression that ACTA is
> pretty much done and implemented in the EU now.
>
> Marcus
>
> On 11/24/2010 6:12 PM, Choms wrote:
>> Well, it's time to stop discussing about Payback shit, this is more
>> important, the motion to stop ACTA has been rejected by european parliament.
>>
>> http://www.europarl.europa.eu/en/pressroom/content/20101124IPR99549
>> http://www.nacionred.com/default/306-a-favor-322-en-contra-26-abstenciones-el-parlamento-europeo-abre-la-puerta-a-acta (great
>> opinion article, it's in spanish so use google translator)
>>
>> Any more info will be welcome...
>>
>> So... now what? T.T
>>
>>
>>
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