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"en.20121023.45.2-588-000"2
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"This report is an ode to the creation of a great transatlantic market, which I oppose. Without a hint of embarrassment, it approves all of the proposals of the high-level working group created last November without citizens knowing anything about it. The report advocates the adoption of the most liberal positions, the setting-up of an integrated transatlantic market (including in services and, in particular, financial services), the removal of all tariffs in the near future, close cooperation from the beginning on regulatory processes, a fight against protectionism in all its forms, the ambition to establish ‘global standards’, and a proposal to create an integrated market with the North-American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
Everything is there. Nothing is missing, except, of course, consideration of the general interest and consultation of workers’ representatives and national parliaments, the only people forgotten in the much-vaunted transatlantic ‘dialogue’. I voted against this text."@en1
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