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"It is obviously extremely important to combat organised crime. Tough measures need to be taken against all the different manifestations of crime, particularly in relation to money laundering. It is therefore important not to overlook or play down – or worse, whitewash – certain kinds of crime, especially those that take place in the economic sphere. The rise in crime is inextricably linked to the current socio-economic situation in the European Union, to the profound crisis of capitalism and its manifestations in Europe, and to the EU’s policies, both financial and social, which are marked by a deep disrespect for social and labour rights. At the same time that we are witnessing brutal violence against the peoples and workers, there is almost complete inertia in relation to the combating of organised crime, the promotion of get-rich-quick and illicit schemes, including drug trafficking, arms trafficking, and human trafficking.
The report ignores these issues. It is therefore important to stress the need to break with this policy, whose effects cut across and devastate all manner of areas, and which itself fosters conditions for the development of organised crime in its various guises."@en1
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