Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2000-05-17-Speech-3-204"
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"I wish to thank the President-in-Office for his response. The reason for asking the question is that we have in our own ideologies many different models at a European Union level which are unique to the European Union as a whole: many times we speak of the European model of agriculture or the European social model, and so on. In particular, with regard to things like audiovisual, we had a discussion today in Parliament on the Randzio-Plath report on transparency and financial dealings between undertakings and state aid. There is a huge threat now to cultural diversity within the European Union because of the import of programmes from America and globalisation even of food chains like McDonalds. That is constantly undermining what is unique not only about Europe as a continent but also about the individual Member States. I hope that you and your colleagues will be vigilant in ensuring that we have the opportunity to maintain that diversity, as it adds to what essentially the core of Europe is all about."@en1
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