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Even this programme is testimony to the scant attention that the EU pays its citizens. For a start, the funding amounts proposed are very low, some 60% down on the amount originally earmarked. It is also true that the programme is ambiguous. Although there are some worthwhile objectives – for example, the twinning of cities, civic projects, various surveys and studies, art events and conferences – there are others that are indicative of unacceptable political influence, such as excluding fascist crimes from support under new Action 4 – Active European Memory.
As regards the amendments to budget appropriations within the programme, the strengthening of education-related measures is to be welcomed, although such projects will hopefully be incorporated in such a way as to ensure that all opinions on the EU and its policies are heard, and not so as to transform it into yet another platform for propaganda.
We also welcome the inclusion of amateur sports organisations and hope that it is extensively applied."@en1
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