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"Mr President, Mr Barroso, I think we share a concern to see a competent and visionary Commission. I tell you frankly, however, that, in listening to you again today, I fear a retreat from the Prodi Commission’s very conception of the European growth policy.
I listened to you again just now. It is not the case, Mr Barroso, that, on the one hand, you have the economy and competitiveness and, on the other hand, the social dimension and the environment. I subscribe to what Mr Rasmussen said but should like to add that, if we do not embrace the conclusions of the Gothenburg European Council, which commit the entire EU and are genuinely at the heart of a European strategy for qualitative growth, and if, furthermore, India and China were to go down the lines you proposed, the earth’s ecosystem would, in this century, be in a disastrous state.
I would ask you when, in January, you present us with your proposals, to return to the main conclusions of the Gothenburg European Council regarding a qualitative growth policy that favours employment and the environment."@en1
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