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"This report deepens the European Union’s federalism, openly setting a series of aspects of national legislation against European legislation. It seeks to define and apply what is termed ‘European citizenship’, as if it made sense to regard the nationals of individual countries first and foremost as members of a ‘European nation’. This report also proposes a number of harmonisation measures, particularly in taxation and social security, and promotion of the digital single market, which confirms the report’s entire federalist outlook. Moreover, it advocates unacceptable interference in the internal workings of political parties by proposing that ‘membership of a European political party could be suggested more often when someone joins a national party’ and that ‘more direct participation by citizens through European political parties’ should be encouraged, based on the idea that all parties are like-minded and follow the same ideology It thus seeks to impose a single political and ideological way of thinking. Naturally, we voted against."@en1
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