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First of all, we are investing much more in providing a rebuttal service; this is also a way of responding to the lies that circulate about the decisions taken here or in the institutions. This is, of course, a reaction, but we also have to be proactive in order to avoid ending up with all these lies or half truths circulating about what is going on.
That is why we also have to engage in education and training for journalists, for example. Indeed, we invite a number of journalists from Member States every year and these courses are very popular. These are exactly the kinds of proactive activities we want to improve in order to improve communications.
We are working together with Parliament and the Council to make the rebuttal service more effective. It often comes from the media; of course, I do not know how much comes from outside Europe – it is impossible to say – but a lot comes from our own media, and we will work with the other institutions to improve the rebuttal service and to be quicker and sharper in how we respond."@en1
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