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"Unfortunately, the last Council meeting left a lot of specific measures undecided. We need, at long last, to strengthen the economic and monetary union and, in so doing, learn the necessary lessons from the economic crisis – in other words, we need to strictly implement the Stability Pact and precisely define the financial transaction tax. However, this must not be at our citizens’ expense. The new European External Action Service could be a significant achievement for the European Union, provided the basic idea behind its enshrinement in the treaties can be put into practice. We must look for, find and use existing synergies in order for Europe to be able to act as a unit on the world stage – and this will certainly also significantly increase the EU’s influence in the world. With regard to the climate, we can see that here, too, it is important to learn the necessary lessons and to prepare accordingly for the summit in Cancún. Human rights violations must not be tolerated in the EU. Human dignity must remain sacrosanct – populism in any form inevitably leads to nationalism and this is in no way conducive to the European ideal."@en1
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