Premier de Quebec denuncia bloqueo federal a su participación en la cumbre Canadá-UE en Montreal

Premier de Quebec denuncia bloqueo federal a su participación en la cumbre Canadá-UE en Montreal

El premier de Quebec, Paul St-Pierre Plamondon, dijo que el gobierno federal le impidió disponer de un turno de palabra y una recepción en la cumbre Canadá-UE celebrada en Montreal, y señaló que Ottawa solo había consultado a la provincia. El primer ministro Mark Carney y el exlíder liberal Stéphane Dion habían enfatizado previamente la necesidad de obtener resultados concretos en comercio, ciencia, defensa y cooperación digital durante la cumbre. Funcionarios de la UE indicaron que la reunión buscaría profundizar los lazos y considerar una relación asociada inédita que podría acercar a Canadá a la membresía de la UE.

Actores

Mark Carney Stéphane Dion Ursula von der Leyen Canada European Union European Commission CETA European Political Community

Ubicaciones

Montreal, Canada

Artículos

27 de octubre de 2026
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Quebec’s separatist leader threatens to play spoiler at Carney’s EU summit
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POLITICO.eu • 27 de oct 19:57

Quebec Premier Paul St-Pierre Plamondon accused the federal government of excluding the province from the EU-Canada summit in Montreal, while Prime Minister Mark Carney defended the decision.

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PQ accuses Ottawa of muzzling Quebec during upcoming Canada-EU summit
PQ accuses Ottawa of muzzling Quebec during upcoming Canada-EU summit

CBC • 27 de oct 16:48

Quebec Premier Paul St-Pierre Plamondon claims Ottawa denied him a speaking slot and a reception at the Canada-EU summit in Montreal, while the federal government says it has consulted the province.

Credibilidad 72% Manip. 32% Centro
Canada's new relationship with EU will be 'closer to membership' than ever, senior officials say
Canada's new relationship with EU will be 'closer to membership' than ever, senior officials say

CBC • 27 de oct 16:46

EU leaders plan to deepen ties with Canada at a Montreal summit, discussing a novel associate relationship that could bring the two sides closer to EU membership.

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Von der Leyen’s Canada ‘associate membership’ spurs battle of words with EU capitals
Von der Leyen’s Canada ‘associate membership’ spurs battle of words with EU capitals

Euronews.com • 27 de oct 15:44

Germany, Italy, France and Greece objected to the inclusion of a vague 'associate membership' label in the EU-Canada joint declaration, citing legal uncertainty ahead of the Montreal summit.

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Canada’s ‘associate’ status with EU will be closer to membership than anything done before, officials say
Canada’s ‘associate’ status with EU will be closer to membership than anything done before, officials say

The Globe and Mail • 27 de oct 14:26

Canada and the European Union are negotiating a novel partnership, described as an 'associate membership', to deepen trade, digital cooperation and defence ties, with details to be finalized at the October summit in Montreal.

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EU divisions persist on ‘associate member’ label for Canada
EU divisions persist on ‘associate member’ label for Canada

POLITICO.eu • 27 de oct 13:07

EU member states remain divided on whether to grant Canada 'associate membership' status, with several countries objecting to the term just days before a summit in Montreal.

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Quebec accuses Ottawa of silencing it after premier not allowed to address Canada-E.U. summit
Quebec accuses Ottawa of silencing it after premier not allowed to address Canada-E.U. summit

CityNews Montreal • 27 de oct 10:57

Quebec's new Parti Québécois government says the federal authorities denied Premier Paul St-Pierre Plamondon a speaking slot and a reception at the Canada-European Union summit, prompting accusations of marginalisation.

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CBC • 25 de oct 17:58

Prime Minister Mark Carney and former Liberal leader Stéphane Dion emphasized the need for concrete results in trade, science, defence and digital cooperation at the Canada-EU summit in Montreal.

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