Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2002-06-12-Speech-3-031"
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"Mr President, Mr de Miguel, now that we are more or less a family, and in the interminable minute I have to speak for, I am not going to talk to you about immigration. Now it seems that everything you said to our generation about how good immigrants were does not apply to today’s immigrants.
On the subject of issuing orders, I would ask you, who order so much by decree, please to ask the President, Mr Aznar, to bring here, to where things are decided, all that power-wielding that surrounds his actions in government in Spain, so that the proposal adopted by the College of Commissioners for the reform of the common fisheries policy does not go ahead, since it is a proposal which will send the shattered Spanish fishing fleet to the bottom of the sea.
Prevent your party colleague, Mr Fischler, that friend of the farmers and fishermen of the south, from getting his own way. Do not invite him to Madrid – there are no fishermen, fishing ports or ice factories there. Invite him to Barbate, to Isla Cristina, where there are fishermen. Show him the results of his disastrous negotiation with Morocco and let him imagine what will happen to these European citizens if his proposal goes ahead. If you do not do so, the firmness you demonstrate there will be of little use when decisions are made here. Make a firm commitment against this fisheries proposal during the Seville Council and in that way, in my view, you will have salvaged the Spanish Presidency."@en1
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