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The document summarizes the institutional framework and decision-making process of the European Union. It describes the three main EU institutions: the European Parliament, the Council of the European Union, and the European Commission. The European Commission initiates legislation, enforces EU law, and acts as the guardian of the treaties. It is composed of one commissioner per member state, who are appointed based on their merits rather than representing their home country. The Commission promotes European integration and acts in the interests of the EU as a whole.
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1957
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1973
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1979
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1981
Greece enters into full membership, in part to “lock in” democracy after a period of military dictatorship. With Greece’s membership, the total stands at 10 members.
1986
Spain and Portugal become members, bringing the total to 12.
1990
East Germany was folded in by way of its unification with West Germany after the fall of the Berlin Wall.
1993
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1995
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2002
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