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"en.20120912.21.3-357-000"2
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"Romania is not just a market outlet for the large EU Member States. Romania has earned the right to a non-discriminatory treatment, and Romanian citizens are demanding to be treated with the same respect as the citizens of Luxembourg or Denmark. My country is facing the risk of an anti-European movement fuelled by the partisan attitudes of several European officials. Seven and a half million Romanian citizens have had enough of Traian Băsescu’s abuses.
Today’s debate must be regarded from a wider perspective, that of the European Union’s legitimacy. When a European Commissioner expresses opinions regarding the domestic politics of one of the Member States without checking the reliability of the information underlying his or her intervention, the EU as a whole is faced with a serious problem. I would like to draw Commissioner Reding’s attention to her information sources within the Democratic Liberal Party (PDL). Monica Macovei is untrustworthy when referring to the interference of the Government of Romania with the judicial system, given that the Superior Council of Magistracy has decided that she has exerted pressure on a Romanian prosecutor in charge of settling a criminal case."@en1
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