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We are voting against the joint resolution because unacceptable positions have been adopted, particularly given the pressure still being put on the people of Ireland to ratify the Treaty of Nice by making an inappropriate link between its ratification and enlargement. Or given the insistence on an EU-NATO agreement on the use of resources and on the operational arrangements of the ESDP. It is also unacceptable that attempts are being made to make more rapid progress on Community policies in the field of immigration and asylum that are even more restrictive than current legislation in some Member States.
What was needed, as proposed in the GUE/NGL motion, which was not approved, was for greater attention to have been paid to economic and social cohesion in the Member States, conducting a review of economic and monetary policies, specifically those of the Stability Pact, and stopping the process of liberalisation and deregulation. Particular care also needed to be taken with the social dimension of enlargement of the European Union and greater firmness and determination needed to be shown in producing initiatives for the developing countries and for promoting peace, with a particular emphasis on protecting the Palestinian people."@en1
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