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EU officials are planning to delay some of the banking-sector protections designed to prevent a return of the 2008 financial crisis, a source told Euronews.
The move comes just days after EU elections returned a more right-leaning, eurosceptic parliament.
Brussels may now find itself under pressure to cut the red tape that's perceived as holding back competitiveness.
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