On 22 July 1994, the French daily newspaper Libération describes the way in which the European Parliament, in a vote held the previous day, approved the investiture of Jacques Santer, Luxembourg Prime Minister, as President of the European Commission.
On 18 January 1995, the European Parliament approves the appointment of the new European Commission led by the former Luxembourg Prime Minister, Jacques Santer.
On 17 July 1994, the Madrid daily newspaper El País comments on the decision taken at the Brussels Extraordinary European Council of 15 July to appoint Jacques Santer, Luxembourg Prime Minister, to the post of President of the European Commission as the successor to Jacques Delors.
On 22 July 1994, the Spanish daily newspaper El País comments on the European Parliament’s approval, the previous day, of the investiture of Jacques Santer as the new President of the European Commission.
On 26 July 1994, the representatives of the governments of the Member States of the European Communities decide to nominate Jacques Santer, former Luxembourg Prime Minister, as the person that the governments of the Member States intend to appoint as President of the European Commission.
In 1994, in an interview for the French journal Politique Internationale, Jacques Santer, the new President of the European Commission, gives his views on the major European issues.
