Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2011-06-07-Speech-2-353-000"
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"Mr President, the expansion of the Schengen area entails the fulfilment of standards, but it is also about trust. The applications from Bulgaria and Romania have come at an interesting time, when the EU has begun to question the principle of free movement.
Formerly, internal border checks were obviously carried out, but the reason for these at the time was the holding of certain events, like sporting events, the European Football Championship, world championships, or certain summit conferences. Now, too, many Schengen countries conduct police inspections within the framework of national legislation, on flights inside the Schengen area, for example.
Now, however, the debate has changed. Now, checks should no longer be carried out because of special events, but because of a phenomenon. It is a sensitive issue, because it questions the notion of free movement and …"@en1
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