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Thông tư 110/2021/TT-BTC
Circular No. 110/2021/TT-BTC dated December 10, 2021 on prescribing estimation, management, use and settlement of expenditures on performing the tasks of protecting Vietnamese citizens and legal persons abroad
Nội dung toàn văn Circular 110/2021/TT-BTC estimation on performing the tasks of protecting Vietnamese citizens
Independence - Freedom - Happiness
No. 110/2021/TT-BTC
PRESCRIBING ESTIMATION, MANAGEMENT, USE AND SETTLEMENT OF EXPENDITURES ON PERFORMING THE TASKS OF PROTECTING VIETNAMESE CITIZENS AND LEGAL PERSONS ABROAD
Pursuant to the Law on State Budget dated June 25, 2015;
Pursuant to the Law on Overseas Representative Missions of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam dated June 18, 2009;
Pursuant to the Law on Amendments and Supplements to the Law on Overseas Representative Missions of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam dated November 21, 2017;
Pursuant to the Government's Decree No. 163/2016/ND-CP dated December 21, 2016, elaborating on implementation of certain articles of the Law on State Budget;
Pursuant to the Government's Decree No. 117/2017/ND-CP dated October 19, 2017 on the use and management of the state budget funds for several diplomatic affairs;
In implementing the Resolution No. 792/NQ-UBTVQH14 dated October 22, 2019 of the National Assembly's Standing Committee on a number of tasks and solutions to promote the implementation of regulatory policies on management and use of off-budget funds;
Pursuant to the Prime Minister's Decision No. 119/2007/QD-TTg dated July 25, 2007 on establishment of the Fund for protection of Vietnamese citizens and legal persons abroad;
Pursuant to the Government's Decree No. 87/2017/ND-CP dated July 26, 2017, defining the functions, tasks, powers and organizational structure of the Ministry of Finance;
Upon the request of the Director of the Department of Public Expenditure;
The Minister of Finance herein promulgates the Circular providing for the estimation, management, use and settlement of expenditures on performing the tasks of protecting Vietnamese citizens and legal persons abroad.
Article 1. Scope and subjects of regulation
1. Scope of regulation
This Circular deals with the estimation, management, use and settlement of expenditures on performing the tasks of protecting Vietnamese citizens and legal persons abroad.
The tasks of protecting Vietnamese citizens and legal persons abroad shall comply with regulations laid down in the Law on Overseas Representative Missions of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam and the Government's Decree, defining the functions, duties and organizational structure of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and relevant legal instruments.
2. Subjects of regulation
- The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Representative Missions of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam in foreign countries (hereinafter referred to as "Vietnamese representative missions abroad") and domestic units assigned by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to perform the tasks of protecting Vietnamese citizens and legal persons abroad;
- Authorities, entities and persons involved in the performance of the tasks of protecting Vietnamese citizens and legal persons abroad.
Article 2. Items of expenditure on performing the tasks of protecting Vietnamese citizens and legal persons abroad
1. Non-reimbursable items
a) Cost items paid for activities directly involved in performing the tasks of protecting overseas Vietnamese citizens and legal persons that Vietnamese representative missions abroad undertake, including:
- Travel expenses paid to officers of Vietnamese representative missions abroad when they are on the missions to protect Vietnamese citizens and legal persons abroad; expenses paid for consular visitations to learn about situations in which citizens are arrested, detained, remain in custody, tried, sentenced or put in jail, including fares of travel by air, road, rail or water, fuel and mission subsistence allowance paid under the provisions of the Circular No. 07/2020/TT-BTC dated February 3, 2020, prescribing the regime for financial and asset management for overseas Vietnamese representative missions.
- Communication bills and postage paid for sending citizen protection documents; expenses for inviting governmental authorities or organizations of host countries for meals or offering them gifts in order to facilitate the protection of Vietnamese citizens and legal persons abroad in accordance with the Circular No. 07/2020/TT-BTC dated February 3, 2020, prescribing the regime for financial and asset management for overseas Vietnamese representative missions.
b) Cost items paid for supporting cases of citizens in extremely difficult situations, suffering from serious diseases, and financial support for repatriating citizens who are victims of human trafficking crimes to Vietnam:
- Expenses paid to give support to citizens in extremely difficult situations that they and their families do not have the financial ability to deal with at their own expense, including: Costs of travel in the host countries; costs of meals, temporary accommodations and other supplies or essential goods according to evidencing documents or vouchers showing actual costs, which must be paid in an economical and effective manner. Under the guidance of the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Heads of Vietnamese representative missions abroad shall determine cases of citizens in extremely difficult situations and decide on the levels of support given under their competence as specified at point a of clause 1 of Article 4 herein, and bear responsibility for their decision.
- As regards citizens that suffer from fatal diseases (shown on the list of fatal diseases according to current regulations of Vietnamese law); die; are involved in serious accidents threatening their lives, to the extent that they themselves and their families do not have the financial ability to mitigate such situations; or those facing serious risk that need to be protected (e.g. war, natural disaster, disease, terrorism), in addition to the costs and expenses mentioned in the first paragraph of point b of clause 1 of this Article, if they need financial support to pay for costs of means of transportation to return Vietnam and other associated expenses, overseas Vietnamese representative missions shall request local units in Vietnam assigned by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to perform the tasks of protecting Vietnamese citizens and legal persons abroad to report to the Minister of Foreign Affairs to seek his decision on an case by case basis, and incur responsibility for the decisions that they can make.
- Expenses paid as financial support given to victims waiting for actions that overseas Vietnamese representative missions can take to repatriate them to Vietnam: These expenses shall be subject to regulations laid down in Article 5 of the Circular No. 84/2019/TT-BTC dated November 27, 2019 of the Ministry of Finance, stipulating the spending details and levels for victim assistance activities, and the items and levels of costs paid as allowance to victims prescribed in the Government's Decree No. 09/2013/ND-CP dated January 11, 2013, elaborating on the implementation of a number of articles of the Law on Human Trafficking Prevention and Control.
2. Costs and expenses paid in advance that citizens must reimburse
Costs of purchase of tickets for travel to Vietnam; medical security expenses (including hospital fees and other expenses related to medical security activities), temporary residence expenses and other expenses paid to citizens in the following cases:
a) Interested citizens need to have access to security deposits or guarantee provided by their families, relatives, domestic organizations, ship owners sending fishermen or workers abroad, and receive confirmation in writing by competent authorities.
b) In extreme emergency cases, if an interested citizen does not get any security deposit or guarantee from his/her family, relative, a domestic organization or a ship owner sending fishermen or worker abroad, he/she is obliged to undertake to refund costs and expenses paid in advance to local units in Vietnam assigned by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to carry out the missions to protect Vietnamese citizens and legal persons abroad.
Heads of overseas Vietnamese representative missions shall, under the guidance of the Minister of Foreign Affairs, consider and decide on advance payments in specific extreme emergency cases.
An overseas Vietnamese representative mission may only make an advance payment after the interested citizen has provided the security deposit, guarantee or commitment specified in clause 2 of this Article.
Article 3. Security deposit, guarantee, recovery of costs and expenses paid in advance
1. Responsibilities of domestic individuals and organizations, ship owners sending fishermen and workers abroad:
a) Domestic individuals, families and relatives make security deposits or pledge to guarantee the refund of fares and other expenses to bring citizens back home and are responsible for reimbursing domestic units assigned by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to perform the tasks of protecting Vietnamese citizens and legal persons abroad within the committed time limit.
b) Individuals make their own commitments to overseas Vietnamese representative missions to refund fares and other costs or expenses to bring citizens back home and are responsible for reimbursing domestic units assigned by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to perform the tasks of protecting Vietnamese citizens and legal persons abroad within the committed time limit.
c) Domestic organizations, ship owners sending fishermen and workers abroad make security deposits or pledge to guarantee the refund of fares paid and other expenses to repatriate them to Vietnam and are responsible for reimbursing domestic units assigned by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to perform the tasks of protecting Vietnamese citizens and legal persons abroad within the committed time limit.
2. Responsibilities of the provincial People's Committees or the agencies or units authorized, entrusted and assigned by the provincial People's Committees:
a) Provincial People's Committees or the agencies and units that are authorized, entrusted or assigned by the provincial People's Committees send the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (domestic units assigned by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to perform the task of protecting Vietnamese citizens and legal persons abroad) the written confirmation of security deposits or commitments to guarantee the refund of advance costs or expenses that contains information required by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
b) Provincial People's Committees or the agencies and units that are authorized, entrusted or assigned by the provincial People's Committees give the confirmation that security deposits or commitments to guarantee the refund of advance costs and expenses to domestic units assigned by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to perform the task of protecting Vietnamese citizens and legal persons abroad, and are responsible for pushing towards recovering advance costs and expenses, or requesting domestic individuals, organizations and ship owners to refund these costs and expenses within the committed time limit to domestic units assigned by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to perform the task of protecting Vietnamese citizens and legal persons abroad.
3. Responsibilities of domestic units assigned by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to perform the tasks of protecting Vietnamese citizens and legal persons abroad:
Domestic units assigned by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to perform the tasks of protecting Vietnamese citizens and legal persons abroad shall be responsible for monitoring and regularly cooperating with provincial People's Committees in expediting the recovery of debts incurred from costs and expenses paid in advance. b) Upon expiration of the deadline for recovery of debts, if domestic individuals or organizations, ship owners sending fishermen and workers abroad have not yet repaid their debts, domestic units assigned by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to perform the task of protecting Vietnamese citizens and legal persons abroad must send the billing notices to the debtors, provincial People's Committees, organizations and individuals accepting responsibility as guarantors.
4. Responsibilities of credit institutions, foreign bank branches in Vietnam pertaining to guarantee and payment of crew member repatriation costs and expenses according to the regulations of the Circular No. 38/2017/TT-BTC dated April 28, 2017 of the Ministry of Finance, providing instructions about payment of crew member repatriation costs and expenses.
5. Treatment of late repayment of debts
a) In case where individuals making their own commitments to reimburse costs and expenses paid in advance; domestic organizations and ship owners sending fishermen and workers abroad accepting their responsibility as guarantors, fail to repay debts within the committed time limit or by the agreed-upon due date, in addition to these costs and expenses that must be reimbursed, they shall have to pay late payment interest certified in writing by domestic units assigned by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to perform the task of protecting Vietnamese citizens and legal persons abroad. The amount of late payment interest shall be calculated as per the Law on Tax Administration.
b) In case of failure to discharge all obligations specified in point a of clause 5 of Article 3 herein, individuals and organizations bound by their commitments shall be sanctioned in accordance with law.
Article 4. Funding sources, estimation, distribution, settlement of expenditures and spending mechanism
Estimation, management, use and settlement of expenditures on performing the tasks of protecting Vietnamese citizens and legal persons abroad shall be subject to current regulations laid down in the Law on State Budget, the Law on Accounting and other instructional documents thereof. This Circular provides the following specific instructions:
1. Funding sources
a) Annual state budget allocations granted to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs;
b) Voluntary contributions and grants offered by domestic and foreign individuals and organizations in accordance with law.
2. Cost estimation and budget allocation
a) Estimation of costs and expenses
Annually, based on the progress in carrying out missions to protect Vietnamese citizens and legal persons abroad till the estimation date, estimated realized budget and plans for performance of tasks of protecting Vietnamese citizens and legal persons abroad in the plan year and items of expenditures specified in this Circular, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs shall estimate expenditures on accomplishment of the tasks and aggregate estimated expenditures into the Ministry of Foreign Affairs' budget estimate, and send the final budget estimate to the competent authority according to the Law on State Budget and other instructional documents.
b) Budget allocation
Based on the budget allocated by the competent authority, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs shall allocate the estimated budget for the tasks of protecting Vietnamese citizens and legal persons abroad to its directly-controlled units.
3. Authority to approve, manage and use the estimated budget allocations
a) The Heads of overseas Vietnamese representative missions shall be accorded authority to approve the maximum spending amount of USD 3,000 (three thousand US dollars) per each case. With respect to cases on which the amount of greater than 3,000 USD is expected to spend, the Heads of overseas Vietnamese representative missions may request the Heads of the domestic units assigned by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to perform the tasks of protecting Vietnamese citizens and legal persons abroad to consider issuing their decisions under their delegated authority.
b) Heads of domestic units assigned by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to perform the tasks of protecting Vietnamese citizens and legal persons abroad shall be authorized to approve the spending amount ranging from greater than USD 3,000 (three thousand US dollars) to USD 10,000 (ten thousand US dollars) at maximum per each case. With respect to the spending amount of greater than USD 10,000 (ten thousand US dollars) and the costs and expenses specified in the second bullet of point b of clause 1 of Article 2 herein, the Heads of domestic units assigned by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to perform the task of protecting Vietnamese citizens and legal persons abroad must report on them to the Minister of Foreign Affairs to seek his decision.
c) The Minister of Foreign Affairs shall impose specific regulations on the extent and subjects of cases of protection of Vietnamese citizens and legal persons abroad; consider granting decisions on cases needing more than VND 10,000 (ten thousand US dollars) and expenditures specified in the second bullet of point b of clause 1 of Article 2 herein.
d) At specific localities where the large number of citizens needs protection each year, the Minister of Foreign Affairs shall grant decisions on decentralization of authority, the spending limits on which Heads of domestic units assigned by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to perform the tasks of protecting Vietnamese citizens and legal persons abroad or the Heads of overseas Vietnamese representative missions can issue and bear responsibility for their approval decisions.
dd) Based on the annual estimated budget allocations, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs shall instruct their directly-controlled units to manage and use them in accordance with Vietnam's domestic law, law of overseas countries, international law and current regulations on financial management, as well as regulations laid down herein.
e) The Ministry of Foreign Affairs shall not be authorized to misuse budget allocations and breach the regulations laid down herein.
4. Accounting and settlement
a) Accounting and settlement of expenditures on performing the tasks of protecting Vietnamese citizens and legal persons abroad shall be subject to the regulations laid down in the Law on State Budget, the Law on Accounting and other instructional documents thereof.
The final account of reimbursable costs and expenses prescribed in clause 2 of Article 2 herein must include the following details: Allocated budget amounts, amounts of costs and expenses paid in advance, amounts recovered, amounts not yet recovered, causes of incomplete recovery of debts. They are all combined into the annual final account prepared by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
b) The Ministry of Foreign Affairs shall perform its function of controlling disbursements on behalf of the State Treasury based on proofs or evidencing documents on these disbursement sent by overseas Vietnamese representative missions with the aim of ensuring that expenditures are aligned with those shown in legally prepared documents.
c) Unit of account: Vietnamese dong is the only currency unit used in the accounting and settlement process. In case where a foreign currency is used for payment, regulations laid down in the Circular No. 07/2020/TT-BTC dated February 3, 2020 of the Ministry of Finance, setting out regulations on financial and asset management for overseas Vietnamese agencies, shall be applied.
d) The Ministry of Foreign Affairs shall keep separate accounts of contributions of domestic and foreign individuals and organizations.
dd) Treatment of residual amounts of expenditures at end of the year shall be subject to the Law on State Budget and other instructional documents thereof.
5. d) The Minister of Foreign Affairs, the Heads of domestic units assigned by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to perform the tasks of protecting Vietnamese citizens and legal persons abroad, and the Heads of overseas Vietnamese representative missions, shall bear responsibility for spending according to policies and regulations stated herein.
6. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs shall comply with current regulatory regulations on inspection and examination of financial activities in accordance with regulations.
1. This Circular shall enter into force as of January 26, 2022.
The Circular No. 92/2013/TT-BTC dated July 8, 2013 of the Ministry of Finance, setting out financial management regulations for the Fund for protection of Vietnamese citizens and legal persons abroad, shall be repealed as from the entry into force of this Circular.
2. The domestic unit assigned by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to perform the tasks of protecting Vietnamese citizens and legal persons abroad is the Fund for protection of Vietnamese citizens and legal persons abroad as per the Prime Minister's Decision No. 119/2007/QD-TTg dated July 27, 2007 on establishment of the Fund for protection of Vietnamese citizens and legal persons abroad.
When the competent authority amends, supplements or replaces the Prime Minister's Decision No. 119/2007/QD-TTg dated July 25, 2007 on establishment of the Fund for protection of Vietnamese citizens and legal persons abroad, the new version thereof shall prevail.
3. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs shall be responsible for guiding overseas Vietnamese representative missions and relevant affiliated units to implement this Circular.
4. If documents used as references herein are revised or replaced, new versions thereof shall prevail.
In the course of implementation of this Circular, if there is any difficulty or issue that arises, timely feedback should be sent to the Ministry of Finance for its appropriate review, revision and decision./.
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1. H.R.2242 — 104th Congress (1995-1996) To prohibit the Secretary of the Interior from issuing oil and gas leases on certain portions of the Outer Continental Shelf. Sponsor: Rep. Riggs, Frank [R-CA-1] (Introduced 08/04/1995) Cosponsors: (26) Committees: House - Resources Latest Action: House - 08/09/1995 Executive Comment Requested from Interior. (All Actions) Tracker:
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Voix de Vivre (pictured) are led by its musical director Neil MacKenzie and have already performed a wide range of challenging repertoire throughout Herts and in London.
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I've founded that there is more or less 200 chars in output,
so probably message is too large to be a string, but I don't know how to solve it.
Maybe hould i save these mails to diffrend type.
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A: Based from this thread: Python imaplib fetch body emails gmail, you can get the contents of the body by doing any of the following:

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Source: https://docs.python.org/2.7/library/email.message.html#email.message.Message

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A small country in the Atlantic coast of Africa.
It was originally a Portuguese colony, until it was given to Spain in exchange of Spanish territory in America. That's right, people in Equatorial Guinea speak Spanish. That turns them almost into outcasts in the continent. In their defense, though, they also speak French.
Eventually, the country declared independence in 1968 and elected their president, and that's when It Got Worse. Their first president was some loon called Francisco Macías Nguema, who can be compared to Pol Pot with his obsession with anti-intellectual movements and unpredictable behaviors. He ran a one-party government, prohibited fishing, installed a Cult of Personality around himself, stole all the money he could, banned private education, gave himself all the political power and ordered the execution of people with Mary Hopkins' music as background. He was eventually deposed in a coup in 1979 by the actual president, Teodoro Obiang (Macias' nephew). He's no saint at all, but compared to his predecessor, the Equatoguineans probably would have accepted anything. As for Macías, he was put on trial and summarily executed. However, just like in other cases, this became a Full-Circle Revolution, since Obiang has installed his own Cult of Personality, censorship of the press and repression, to the point the country has achieved a lousy reputation abroad.
In spite of having oil deposits, the country is rather poor. Maybe, just maybe, it has something to do with the leaders' kleptomaniac ways. Especially considering Obiang is filthy rich.
The most famous Equatoguinean, besides the two infamous aforementioned, is the swimmer Eric Moussambani who left the others competitors at the 2000 Summer Olympics literally watching his splashing.
By the way, the country is not on the Equator. It is close to it, though.
Oh, and it has Pygmies.
Equatorial Guinea provides examples of the following tropes:
A God Am I: Nguema changed the national motto at one point to "There is no other God than Macias Nguema."
Obiang's pulled the same act; state radio claimed he was a god in permanent contact with The Almighty.
Ax Crazy: Nguema
Evil Versus Evil: Insane, oppressive fuck vs. not-so insane, but still oppressive fuck? Take your pick!
High Octane Nightmare Fuel: Black Beach Prison, which during Nguema's tenure acquired the nickname "Africa's Auschwitz". Things have not improved under his nephew. Disease is rampant, inmates are routinely tortured, and foreign prisoners tend to die quickly or even "disappear". See the linked Daily Mail article below for more (they called it the cruelest jail on the planet).
Our Presidents Are Different: Nguema is President Evil / President Lunatic. Obiang is President Corrupt.
Well, if this article is to be believed, Obiang also seems to follow into the Evil/Lunatic category. He claims to fall in Idi Amin's cannibalistic footsteps by (ahem) eating opponents' testicles to gain their power.
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An episode of Yes Minister happened in Buranda, which is suspiciously similar to Equatorial Guinea.
The book and film The Dogs of War also take place in a carbon-copy of the country.
The island of Bioko appears a lot in The Illuminatus Trilogy.
Has a small but pivotal role in the Science Fiction novel Limit, taking place in 2025.
The Equatoguinean flag
Retrieved from "https://allthetropes.org/w/index.php?title=Equatorial_Guinea&oldid=1534765"
Useful Notes/Africa


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Anti-Money Laundering Body Concerned by Iran's Activities
© Behnam Mohammadi/Kayhan London
November 10, 2017 The Financial Task Force (FATF) is an inter-governmental policy-making body that combats money laundering, terrorism financing and other related threats to the "integrity of the international financial system." It was established in 1989 by the ministers of its member states.
The FATF has developed a series of recommendations for implementing so-called Anti-Money Laundering/Combating the Financing of Terrorism (AML/CFT) measures. It divides countries into three types: Standard, On-Going Process, and High Risk and Non-Cooperative. Iran has been on the list of High Risk and Non-Cooperative countries since 2010.
In a public statement released on November 3, the FATF called on its members to "advise their financial institutions to apply enhanced due diligence to business relationships and transactions with natural and legal persons from Iran."
The statement warned Iran that it had until January 31 to fully implement the articles of the Action Plan and address "all remaining AML/CFT deficiencies, in particular those related to terrorist financing."
In a June 23 public statement, the FATF praised Iran for its commitment to addressing its AML/CFT deficiencies. It also welcomed Tehran's "decision to seek technical assistance in the implementation of the Action Plan." The statement concluded that Iran had taken positive steps, and that therefore, FATF had decided "to continue the suspension of counter-measures."
The FATF has, however, said that Iran will remain on its public statement until "the full Action Plan has been completed." This means Iran will have to address every single "deficiency" and concern outlined in the Action Plan. The FATF continues to monitor Iran for any violation of the AML/CFT which may pose a threat to the international financial system.


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New EU competition chief promises to be impartial
"My role is that of a referee" (Photo: European Commission)
By Honor Mahony
Brussels, 29. Sep 2004, 06:44
The Dutch Commissioner designate on Tuesday (28 September) spoke strongly in defence of her suitability to take on what is arguably the biggest job in the European Commission.
Neelie Kroes, who will take on the Competition portfolio on 1 November, dismissed accusations that her past business links would cause conflicts of interests by saying it is time to look to the future.
Appearing before a hearing by MEPs, she also insisted that her experience in the business world will help her with the job.
"My role is that of a referee ... We demand impartiality in applying the rules, but we also want our referees to know the game inside out".
But despite this, several MEPs asked how she expected to take impartial decisions when she has been on the board of so many companies.
In reply, Mrs Kroes said that she had checked which competition cases being dealt with by the current Commission would mean conflict of interests for her.
There were "only a couple of cases" she said "where it would be wiser" for her to step aside to let another Commissioner decide.
Among these, said Mrs Kroes, there were no state aid cases and a "couple" of merger cases.
Several MEPs also grilled her about her past in the Dutch government.
Austrian Independent MEP Hans-Peter Martin said "Your name has been linked to many scandals".
She was asked by some Dutch MEPs to explain an abortive sale of six Dutch frigates to the United Arab Emirates in the 1990s as well as her approval, as Dutch transport minister, of a grant to a firm to clean up Rotterdam harbour where the money was paid, but the job never carried out - Mrs Kroes was later cleared of any involvement.
Clashes
She also clashed with fellow Dutch national and Green MEP Paul van Buitenen, recently elected to European Parliament on an antifraud ticket, who has accused her of 18 wrongdoings.
"These are unfounded allegations", she said.
Later at a press conference, referring to Mr van Buitenen, the incoming commissioner said "In the Netherlands, and in Europe, thank heavens, we are living in a democracy. You have to prove when someone is guilty and not the other way around".
But she was generally more equivocal about whether she would withdraw her candidacy if she was not approved by the Committee.
"If you don't fit in a team, I then think that I would seriously go and talk with the president of the commission [José Manuel Durão Barosso]", she said.
She was criticised for this answer by Socialist MEPs.
"In general, we are very disappointed by the presentation of the Commissioner-designate as most of her answers were very vague and evasive. That includes her readiness to withdraw her candidacy in the event of non-confirmation by the hearing", said Hannes Swoboda, Jan Marinus Wiersma and Ieke van den Burg, in a joint statement.
The hearings of the rest of the proposed European Commissioners will continue over the next ten days and MEPs will vote on whether to accept the whole team of Commissioners at the end of next month.
MEPs push for oversight on commissioners
New Competition chief sets out tough credentials
Green group ideas on how to avoid Kroes-type EU conflicts of interest in future were endorsed by the centre-left S&D group on Monday.
9. Dec 2004, 14:55
Competition Commissioner Neelie Kroes has dismissed claims that she is too close to business interests to be tough on anti-competitive behaviour as she blocked a proposed merger of Portugal's main gas and electricity companies.
James Kanter, Shada Islam are new editors at EUobserver
James Kanter becomes new editor-in-chief of EUobserver - Shada Islam will be editor of the EUobserver magazine.
The loopholes and low bar in Macron's push for a global tax
There are also numerous loopholes in the deal which will enable corporations to keep portions of their profits outside of the scope of the tax, so paying even less than 15 percent.
No love for Russia in latest EU strategy
The EU has redacted the only nice thing it was planning to say about Russia from its landmark strategy paper.
New EU Parliament chief elected This WEEK
The lead candidate is the centre-right European People's Party's (EPP) Maltese MEP Roberta Metsola, who has been outspoke against corruption and rule-of-law issues - but some MEPs are concerned over her anti-abortion voting record.
EU's Borrell contradicts Germany on Russia gas pipeline
14. Jan, 07:07
EU foreign affairs chief Josep Borrell has gone against Germany by saying the fate of Russia's Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline was tied to events in Ukraine.
Today, 08:02 James Kanter, Shada Islam are new editors at EUobserver
Nordic Council of MinistersNineteen demands by Nordic young people to save biodiversity
Nordic Council of MinistersSustainable public procurement is an effective way to achieve global goals
Nordic Council of MinistersNordic Council enters into formal relations with European Parliament
Nordic Council of MinistersWomen more active in violent extremist circles than first assumed


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Most everyone has traditions they have developed over the years for their holiday celebrations. The Soup Lady's old friend Dave makes his now-famous Thanksgiving Geese.
This bird suffered from too long a cocktail hour. "One of the finest traditions in our family are the Thanksgiving Geese made from yellow squash and carrots that grace our table every year. The kids love to help starting with the shopping ... Our tradition concludes the day after Thanksgiving when we line the little geese up in a steamer and "boil them alive". "
Go here for the complete story, including instuctions on how to make your own. Go at your own risk, of course. The Soup Lady does not approve of the ghastly music you will be plagued with over there, but if little water fowl made out of vegetables are your sort of thing, then it is worth the pain of listening to a "Golden Slippers" played on a comb and tissue paper.
The Soup Lady does not approve of fooling people. None but the vulgarian would seek to embarrass someone by making them look the fool. This is the very same reason that the Soup Lady does not go for magic shows, even if they feature cute white tiger cubs. However, all restrcitions on tricking people may be suspended when it comes to Food Impostors.
What happier way to celebrate a day of trickery that to create food that looks like other food! This page gives a wide variety of inspirations for April Fooling At the Dinner Table, but the overall end effect is just a wee bit uncouth, don't you agree?
No, The Soup Lady would have to recommend a more refined Food Impostor: chicken legs made from rice krispies. Thank me later.
In a large microwave-safe bowl, melt margarine and marshmallows on HIGH for 2 minutes, stirring after 1 minute. Stir mixture until smooth.
Add Kellogg's® Rice Krispies® cereal, stirring until well coated. When slightly cooled, shape cereal mixture into drumstick shapes using buttered hands. Place on waxed paper or a surface coated with cooking spray. Allow to cool.
Spread peanut butter over top of each drumstick, dip in Kellogg's® Cocoa Krispies® cereal.
The Soup Lady preferred to heat the peanut butter in the microwave to make spreading easier. Yes, it requies a bit of artfullness to shape a drumstick out of the primordial mixture, but you'd be surprised how quickly you get into it.
This recipe is straight from the official Kellogg's® Rice Krispies Treats® website. Note the suspicious lack of nutritional information such as fat and calorie content. That can't be good.
Happy Halloween, dears! What a delightful holiday this is - an abundance of recipes for the "Food Impostors" section. You may remember that "Food Impostors" started out as a showcase for "food that is trying to look like other food", but too many gems were overlooked by that strict definition, so now it has broadened to "food that tries to look like something else."
Now while the Soup Lady does not approve of the vulgarities known as "Cat Litter Casserole" or the equally disgusting "Boogers on a Stick", there's no harm in having a little holiday fun with some festive seasonal concotions such as Cheese Eyeballs or Witch's Finger Cookies.
The link for the cookies came from that closet Domestic Goddess known as Michele at a small victory. Who would have guessed? These fingers are the Disney version of Halloween witch fingers.
The Soup Lady shamefully confesses that she has a horrible fascination with these and cannot stop admiring them. You have my permission to go here for other Halloween Food Impostors, but please, be don't let me down. Try to make your menu tasteful as well as tasty.
Announcing a new feature : FOOD IMPOSTERS! I have long had a fascination with foods that are meant to look like other foods. As I was mulling this over today, someone offered me a candy called an Irish Potato. This is a no-bake coconut and cream cheese confection that is rolled in cinnamon and shaped by hand. Faith and begorah if it doesn't look like a wee spud!
1. In a medium bowl, beat the butter and cream cheese together until smooth. 2. Add the vanilla and confectioners' sugar; beat until smooth.
5. Place onto a cookie sheet and chill to set.
6. If desired, roll potatoes in cinnamon again for darker color.
Enjoy the complexity of this experience. Once you adjust your brain to the idea that this is candy, then you begin to expect marzipan. What a surprise to find the coconutty goodness inside. And it's not overly sweet, either.


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It's no secret at this point that any wide receiver currently on the San Francisco 49ers not named WR Torrey Smith is in an open competition for playing time. After all, it's not like the roster's filled with household names at the position, and a strong camp can catapult even the most obscure player towards the top of the depth chart. While the next month or so will be important for all of them, perhaps no wide out has as much to gain, and just as much to lose, than WR Quinton Patton.
Coming out of Louisiana Tech, Patton looked like a steal when the 49ers selected him in the fourth round of the 2013 NFL Draft. The 6'0, 204 pound receiver had just finished two prolific seasons with the Bulldogs, pulling down 183 balls for 2,594 yards and 24 touchdowns. Scouts liked his hands, and felt his toughness and polished route running would be enough to warrant a second round grade.
San Francisco had two unquestioned starters on the outside in WR Anquan Boldin and WR Michael Crabtree, but neither were long term solutions because of age with the former and contract status with the latter. Patton was coming into a good situation if he could be patient and develop behind the two veterans.
Opportunity would come quicker than expected however, as Crabtree was lost for most of the 2013 season with an Achilles' tear. Patton looked like he could be a candidate to replace Crabtree right away, as the rookie had a strong preseason that year. Unfortunately, the promise Patton showed during the exhibition schedule didn't translate the to regular season, and he was injured in Week 4. He returned towards the end of the year, but saw a disappointing total of five targets overall, catching three of them for 34 yards.
The next year Patton would find himself buried on a team rich with veterans at the position. In addition to Bolden and Crabtree, the Niners went out and acquired WR Stevie Johnson and WR Brandon Lloyd in hopes of taking advantage of their rapidly closing Super Bowl window. Patton would only see one target during the first 14 games, and when he was given a bigger role late in the year, he struggled. In Week 15 against the San Diego Chargers, Patton would fumble the game away in overtime, giving the Chargers the win. He didn't do much in the passing game either that night, bringing down two of six targets for nine yards.
Although still behind veterans Boldin and Smith in 2015, Patton was given a bigger role and saw a career highs in targets (57), receptions (30), yards (394) and scored the only touchdown of his career. While the numbers were better, it's difficult to truly judge Patton's performance because the Niner's offense was a poorly coached mess for much of the season.
Now, as Patton enters his contract year, he's finds himself at a crossroads. If Patton takes to HC Chip Kelly's fast paced offense, he could make himself a very valuable commodity to the 49ers and earn a new contract. If he doesn't, there's a chance his days in the league could be numbered, as it's unlikely he'd stick with his current team or gain much interest from any others.
Is Patton ready to take advantage of the golden opportunity he has before him? Early reports out of camp are favorable, and it looks like he's the front-runner to start opposite Smith on the outside. Practice is one thing though, and Patton will have to show he can be a consistent option for his quarterback on game day, and someone the 49ers can count on in their long-term plans.


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A weekly podcast about anime and its fandom.
This is a continuation from last week.
I referred to the twinkly sound as pizzicato, but that's not quite right. I don't really know what to call it. What is that? Is it even strings? Xylophone? What?
Finally, here's the other episodes of this podcast I referenced.
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