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"Mr President, Mr Draghi, ladies and gentlemen, as you will have guessed from many of the MEPs’ speeches, today, paradoxically, while no one is asking the European Central Bank to go beyond its remit, it is being asked to contribute a vision. Contributing a vision is something that the ECB certainly can do, not only by returning to its roots and hence fulfilling its role to the utmost, but also by being open to discussion with this institution, because it is obvious that, once we deem Mr Tremosa i Balcell’s ideas to be relevant and conducive to a plan that we intend to carry out to improve matters, we will have enabled politics to climb out of the abyss.
The fundamental problem, to my mind, is this: we are caught in the abyss, and any indecision may prove fatal. Moreover, if we do not climb out of the abyss, a conflict awaits us at the end of this journey, a conflict with unforeseeable consequences. We are therefore calling on you to embrace the relationship with Parliament and to have faith in this institution. There is no shortage of us MEPs today, but we are certainly determined to help Europe to complete its project."@en1
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