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"Mr President, we heard earlier about the concerns of the Greek people over the question of Olympic Airlines. We must ensure that Olympic stays airborne.
However, there is another problem which concerns the Greek people, and it was discussed in the Greek Parliament on the initiative of the Vice-President (First Speaker), Mr Sourlas: the serious risk posed to young people by the use of technologies and computers. Dependence on this new phenomenon causes illnesses in young people which make them unfit to participate in society, destroying their prospects for education or work.
At the same time, no safeguards are provided. Our question, then, is: Why does free competition on the open market allow the production and import of video games from third countries, and the dissemination of such games, and the uncontrolled, 24-hour operation of Internet cafes? How can this market be controlled? What is the European subsidy for providing a safe internet for young people? What measures are being taken to treat the illnesses which young people suffer because of their addiction to computers and the Internet? And how are the competent law-enforcement authorities controlling electronic crime at European level?"@en1
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