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The European Union (EU) on Wednesday referred Slovakia and Portugal to the Court of Justice of the EU for not paying businesses for the delivery of goods and services on time.
Portugal, with the Netherlands, were also sued for failure to transpose rules on the posting of drivers in the road transport sector, while Slovakia sued for not sufficiently addressing discrimination against Roma children at school.
EU also referred Bulgaria to the court for failing to transpose rules on clean vehicle targets and for failure to correctly apply EU rules on the marketing of natural mineral water and spring water. The country was also sued, with Poland, over failure to transpose rules on electronic tolling into national law.
Denmark was referred to court for failure to comply with EU rules on provision of coach and bus cabotage services, EU said.
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