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"Mr President, Mr Barroso, you said you were, on balance, in favour of the mutualisation of debt. You must tell us the steps you have taken in this regard and, more importantly, whether you think this mutualisation is useful and necessary or whether you are perhaps reacting to the new proposal made by Eurex which, in reality, destroys the European Union’s internal capital markets, allows speculation against a Member State and further diminishes the prospect of mutualising debt.
In addition, Mr Barroso, I would like to know whether you have been informed by the outgoing French Government of the conditions for assessing France’s National Reform Programme and its Stability and Convergence Programme this year, given this country’s electoral timetable.
Finally, with regard to the decisions taken this morning by your college relating to what is known as the ‘employment package’, I wonder about the consequences for your neighbour, Mr Rehn, with regard to the austerity policies being put forward in his portfolio. I already know what the response will be: ‘first austerity, then jobs’. I am led to believe this is not the solution and that what we are seeing today in Greece or Spain tells us that another way must be possible, one based on a pact for growth, responsibility and governance.
Therefore, Mr Barroso, can you assure us that you are combining your two pillars, your employment pillar and your economic pillar, in the service of European citizens and job creation?"@en1
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