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"Madam President, I would like to make the point that you could not make this up today. Almost every speaker here has discussed Greece – the crisis in Greece – and yet Mr Barroso said at the beginning that it is not even on the formal agenda for the two days at the European Council. That is incredible. The whole world is watching every day what is going on here.
The truth of the matter is that you are again trying to hide the fact that this project is not working. It is rapidly failing. We have already seen the good people of Germany saying that they are not happy with the situation. But should it not be for the people of Greece to have their say, not the dictators in this place? Surely it should be for the good people of Greece perhaps to have a referendum on whether they should be in the euro. It is their case. It is their cause.
I am sickened by what I have heard today from many. It is a self-centred opinion for those other Member States, looking after themselves. Greece is the problem at the moment. I feel it will go from Greece to Spain and then Portugal and Italy and so on. The rollercoaster will start. Mark my words: the problem is here to stay."@en1
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