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"Mr President, I do not share Mr Bisky’s strict interpretation of the six-pack to be decided on tomorrow, even though I certainly believe that we must press for greater growth in Europe, as well as consolidation, however important and inevitable this may be. We will never get ourselves out of this crisis if we do not stimulate European growth. The drafts to be voted upon tomorrow readily permit this, if one knows how to deal with this in an intelligent way.
Otherwise, I believe that we need a minimum standard for social supports and a basic minimum of employee rights and that we need to come together in questions of coordinating taxation. We already have a code to prevent unfair tax competition. We need to implement this; this is something that is already happening, just not fast enough. I always believed that we should have convergence on issues relating to common tax assessment and corporate taxation. I also strongly feel that it would do our domestic budgets a lot of good, as well as rebalancing a deficit in terms of justice, if we were to introduce a transaction tax in Europe."@en1
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