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"The dispute over the multiannual financial framework 2014-2020, between those who wish to reduce the budget and those who aim to increase it, tries to conceal its class orientation, which is the use of workers’ money to strengthen and finance the EU monopoly groups through EU funding. The common denominator between the two points of view is the strengthening of the competitiveness/profitability of the monopoly groups based in EU Member States, during the relentless conflict amongst themselves and with other imperialist centres and the emerging imperialist powers in their efforts to secure their profits and control the markets. The European Parliament proposes a restructuring of expenditure to strengthen the most reactionary features of the EU, such as the European External Action Service (EEAS), the Galileo space and military programme, centres of excellence in research, etc. The supposed robust opposition of the European Parliament (supported alike by the political representatives of capital and by opportunists) to a reduction in funding is another exercise in the stage management of popular forces, concealing the fact that any increase in funding is aimed at strengthening the monopoly groups and is accompanied by an intensified attack on the rights of the working class and popular strata."@en1
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