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"Mr President, let us not delude ourselves. This procedure is a set-up so that French and German come before Spanish, a language that is not only spoken in Europe, but by 700 million other people in the rest of the world, as Mr López-Istúriz White quite rightly said, which is more than the number of Europeans. They would also be coming before Italian – as has quite rightly been said – because Italian and Spanish were already recognised as languages for trademark registration.
The procedure is loaded with uncertainties that are concerning the large technological companies of Digital Europe, such as Blackberry, IBM, Nokia, Philips, and Siemens, the manifesto for which I hope will reach everyone, despite the regrettable attempt by a European Commission Head of Unit to block it.
We do not know what the judgment will be, nor what the jurisdiction or tools will be. Ladies and gentlemen, let us remain calm. Let us make use of the enhanced cooperation in the Treaty, without a mad rush that could detract from and prevent its consolidation. It should also be done without the despicable rush this morning, which meant that the Education Ministers in the Council only glanced at it.
I am grateful to the Hungarian representative for speaking Italian and Spanish …"@en1
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