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"en.20101110.15.3-120"2
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"The joint motion for a resolution proves once again that the European Parliament, like all the EU institutions, represents a serious danger to grassroots freedoms and democratic rights. The resolution uses the pretext of terrorism and the ‘need for anti-terrorist cooperation’ between the EU and the United States to justify keeping general records on all passengers travelling from the EU to the United States, Canada and Australia. Empty talk about so-called personal data protection guarantees is the European Parliament’s excuse for approving the execution of an agreement between the EU and the United States on passenger records, which it has hypocritically presented as unacceptable to date. In this joint motion for a resolution, the political spokesmen of capital, cheek by jowl with the opportunists, are insultingly deceiving the public with talk of an agreement that will, apparently, contain personal data protection guarantees. No agreement and no guarantee can safeguard the protection of personal data, when they are being handed over to and are at the mercy of the secret services and the repressive mechanisms of the United States and other countries. The Greek Communist Party voted against this unacceptable resolution and calls on the public to step up their fight against the EU and its anti-grassroots and repressive policy, which is striking at social, democratic and fundamental human rights."@en1
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