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"The report on global economic governance forms part of the prevailing conservative approach to the crisis, with the imposition of stricter controls and supervision on countries globally and closer coordination between their economic and fiscal policies. Its objective is to adopt global neoliberal economic policies at EU level in order to serve the interests of the ‘leading economies’ and international share capital, by imposing harsh austerity policies and trampling over what is left of people’s social rights. Furthermore, it favours strengthening the role of the IMF in the EU and globally and fully supports and demands the immediate application of the anti-grassroots and anti-social policies of the G20 group.
This report is barking up the wrong tree entirely, because the policies it promotes will not help us to recover from the crisis or to avoid the next crisis; on the contrary, they will exacerbate the impact of the international financial crisis, will inflate social inequalities, poverty and unemployment globally and will, in short, ruin people economically and socially on a global scale. It is for all these reasons that I voted against the report."@en1
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