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UK may veto EU budget
British Prime Minister David Cameron said on Friday he would veto the EU’s 2014-20 budget if it included increases in spending at a time when member state budgets are being cut.
“The short answer is yes,” Cameron said when asked if he would veto the EU’s seven-year budget at a summit in November, adding that “we can’t have EU spending going up and up.”
“It would not be acceptable to see a huge increase in spending when budgets are being cut,” he said.
All 27 EU members meet next month to thrash out an accord on a 2014-20 €1 trillion ($1.26 trillion) budget proposed by the European Commission.
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