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"Madam President, this Semester is a very important tool among an entire set of tools by means of which we have to try to strengthen the European economy and predict what is going to happen. In fact, the only drawback with it is that we will be leaving the European Parliament at the mercy of the Internet.
There are also some alarming aspects to this. On behalf of the Commission and the Council, it has been stressed here that time is short and that there are logistical problems. That is certainly true. If we are already on the train, to reach our destination, it is most important that the train is on the right tracks, and not what speed it is travelling at.
If and when these tracks are decided in 2012, how can they be changed if something radical and new takes place in the economy, so that we do not continue with a faulty policy, such as we have done partly this time, by which I mean that we have simply made savings?"@en1
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