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"I would like to congratulate Prime Minister Zapatero and the Spanish Presidency, as they were able to fully focus on Europe in spite of the difficult political and economic situation at home. On behalf of the Spanish-Belgian-Hungarian Trio Presidency, I would also like to thank the Prime Minister for implementing the Treaty of Lisbon, which is now in force. The Spanish Presidency has also embarked on economic governance. However, the Belgian Presidency and, I fear, even the Hungarian Presidency, will have a lot left to do in this regard. The Spanish Presidency has also started to put speculative international money transactions and the money markets in order. The Belgian and Hungarian Presidency will have to continue this policy. Finally, I would like to thank the Spanish Presidency for its continued intensive focus on the common agricultural policy. The Commission’s paper will be finalised this year and the Hungarian Presidency will see some hot debates. Also, I would like to thank the Spanish Presidency for the visit made by Mrs Villaruiz, Secretary of State, to the Hungarian Agricultural Academy, where she presented the concept of the common agricultural policy to 500 Hungarian agricultural producers."@en1
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