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"I appreciate very much the firmness and lack of doubt with which Mr. Barrot undertook to support the rights related to the European citizenship and, in particular, the freedom of movement, on the occasion of his hearing on Monday.
The rights and freedoms of the European citizens are the most important gains from the European integration and should not be jeopardized under any circumstance and no matter the reasons that might be invoked.
The citizens of the country I represent in this forum, Romania, watch carefully and with concern the discussions regarding the freedom of movement from certain Member States.
The Romanian citizens from abroad, who are, most of them, correct and hard-working workers, bring incontestable benefits to the economies of the countries where they work.
They – and I am convinced that they are not the only ones – are expecting the European Commission to play an active and firm role in defending the full freedom of movement.
I hope with all my heart that Mr. Barrot’s entire mandate will stay under the sign of this commitment to defend the rights of the European citizens."@en1
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