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European citizenship - 06.07.2017
Rome to Brussels by bike, out of love for Europe and its territories: our interview with Lucia Bruni Every day in Europe, people cycle to work or to school. What doesn’t happen so often though, is to wake up one morning and cycle all the way from Rome to Brussels. On 19 June this year, one woman from Emilia-Romagna, Lucia Bruni, did just that. Why? To show her love for Europe and its territories, and to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the Treaty of Rome. Upon her arrival on 5 July, CEMR had the opportunity to interview this brave European cyclist. Here is an abridged version of our discussion:
1. What inspired you to start this journey?
It all started with the 60th anniversary of the Rome treaty. At this point I thought it was important to commemorate this treaty. A treaty ...
1. What inspired you to start this journey?
It all started with the 60th anniversary of the Rome treaty. At this point I thought it was important to commemorate this treaty. A treaty ...
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