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"Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, we also voted in favour of the ‘six pack’.
I strongly believe in a course of action that promotes stronger common economic governance. We are going through a decisive period, a period beset with difficulties; in which we cannot but be aware of the number of opportunities Europe has lost. Let us recall that on 16 June, the President of the European Council, Mr Van Rompuy, came here and dwelt at great length on the need to refer to ‘Euroland’ rather than to the eurozone. In June, the problems seemed to be more ones of lexicology and terminology rather than of substance.
Then recall that President Barroso, whose determination and the resolute way in which he delivered his speech I greatly admired today, assured us in 2008 that there was no rational motive to fear a recession. Today, we are living through a time in which a new pride in Europe and of being pro-European brings with it a great taking on of responsibility, including in the measures approved by this Parliament. Stronger economic governance is also a policy that takes responsibility for steering growth and development and not leaving the economy to be managed by market speculation."@en1
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