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"Mr President, I cannot resist responding to Mr Farage by saying that I think it is extremely strange and unique that, for a person who argues here for the autonomy and independence of the Member States and the capacity for each state to govern its own internal affairs, all he wants to talk about here is the internal affairs of Belgium. How can someone argue for the autonomy and independence of the Member States and then come to the European Parliament to discuss the internal policy of one Member State? This is all explained in terms of how to respect the autonomy and independence of each Member State!
My dear Prime Minister, I would just like to congratulate you on three things. Firstly, I have already seen that the Belgian Presidency is impeccably prepared. Secondly, I think it is vital to point out that we should focus on economic government, supporting President Van Rompuy’s efforts and the efforts of the Commission to leave here with an economic government. I would also like to commend you and say that you will have the full support of the Group of the European People’s Party (Christian Democrats), especially the Portuguese, on the initiative to include Africa, because we believe that Africa is a priority for the European Union."@en1
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