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"en.20120215.18.3-363-875"2
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"This report makes no serious criticism of the Annual Growth Survey, the European Semester, the IMF-EU programmes or the policies implemented in various Member States. We cannot therefore expect it to address fully the causes of the unemployment, poverty, and social and economic recession in numerous countries. This report is not redeemed by the ‘social’ gloss which the rapporteur seeks to give it, especially when it advocates maintaining the so-called austerity measures and the succession of attacks on workers through the implementation of ‘national reform programmes’, arguing that ‘national and regional parliaments, social partners, public authorities and civil society are deeply involved in the implementation and monitoring of policy guidance under the Europe 2020 strategy and economic governance process’. Moreover, it also advocates labour flexibility and forced mobility for workers, as well as the delusion that those receiving benefits should have to contribute to the labour market in order to have the right to receive those benefits. Obviously, we voted against."@en1
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