Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2010-03-09-Speech-2-084"
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"Mr President, it is not only the citizens of third countries who would like it to be easier for people from these countries to move around within the Schengen area, for we, the residents of the European Union, are also waiting for this. It is paradoxical that the holder of a short-term visa today has greater freedom of movement than the holder of a long-stay visa, and a person from a third country who holds a legal permit for a long-term stay, for example, in Poland, cannot travel to Germany or France. Freedom of movement should not apply only to residents of the European Union. Researchers, students, school children and business people from third countries should be able to move freely, visit friends and learn the traditions, customs and culture of other countries. They will be good ambassadors for the idea of the European Union, and we, the residents of the European Union, will take a step towards realisation of the idea of a Union without borders."@en1
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