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"The European Council in Seville, which marks the end of a very positive Spanish Presidency, will focus on the fight against illegal immigration, enlargement and the future of the European Union, including a presentation by President Valéry Giscard d'Estaing on progress with the work of the Convention.
The General Affairs Council, which met yesterday in Luxembourg, demonstrated the widespread confusion about the proposals on the reform of the common fisheries policy in all the countries where this sector is of economic, social and cultural importance. We expect the Community to advocate reason, moderation and cooperation. The European Council should approach the problem of illegal immigration in the wider context of a common policy on asylum and immigration. It should concentrate on the common administration of the external borders of the Community of Fifteen and on integrating migration policy in the EU's external relations. It should address the public's expectations without resorting to populism but with all the firmness that this very worrying situation demands.
The enlargement negotiations have made good progress under the Spanish Presidency. However, the concerns of the agricultural and rural world which were demonstrated in Strasbourg on Tuesday indicate the vital importance of entering into dialogue before taking decisions affecting millions of Europeans."@en1
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"Abbreviated in accordance with Rule 137(1) of the Rules of Procedure"1
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