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"This resolution insists that ‘political positions agreed by the European Council be negotiated between Parliament and the Council [...] before the Council formally submits its proposals with a view to obtaining Parliament’s consent on the [multiannual financial framework] regulation’. This is how Parliament normally does things: proving it is still alive, but then resigning itself to its also normal role of simply echoing what the Council says. It also legitimises the barbaric so-called austerity measures implemented in several countries, such as Portugal, against which we are struggling. It reiterates its faith in the neoliberal Europe 2020 strategy, which we reject and are fighting. It supports and reiterates the political priorities of the European Parliament report on the financial perspective 2014-2020, against which we voted. It praises the EU budget and its priorities, which we rejected and to which we proposed alternatives. It advocates a 40% cut in the Member States’ contributions based on their gross national income by 2020, which we consider unacceptable because it jeopardises the budget’s redistributive role. These constitute more than enough reason to vote against."@en1
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