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"Mr President, fiscal discipline and growth-enhancing measures are two sides of the same coin. The quicker we stabilise the eurozone, the quicker we can build economic recovery within the eurozone and in my own country. This is the question facing us by way of referendum on Thursday week.
…in the eurozone which will lead to a better economic climate conducive to investment.
EU leaders will meet tomorrow to map out incentives and initiatives to pave the way for future growth. This is a welcome and positive development. Central to any stimulus package must be increased funding for the European Investment Bank, a large percentage of which should be ring-fenced to the job creators, that is, the SMEs.
Finally – and I regret that Mr Farage is not in the House – I notice an acrid contribution to the referendum debate in Ireland. While he has recommended a ‘no’ vote, his contribution is, in fact, a boost to the ‘yes’ campaign. I do not say that in any cynical fashion. Irish citizens will never take our lead from Mr Farage or indeed from the UK Independence Party.
Vote ‘Yes’ in next Thursday’s referendum."@en1
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