Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2011-03-08-Speech-2-498-000"
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"Madam President, difficult times require brave political decisions. That is exactly why we do the jobs we do, and also why I would congratulate President Barroso on the ideas he has told us about here. The European Parliament has also already taken clear positions in a number of reports on the issue of the euro and the need for stability, as well as on the problem of growth. We cannot just look at one side of the argument.
Emerging from the crisis requires, for example, that the workings of the permanent fund take into account the specific situations of Member States that are currently paying increasing interest rates on their public debt. This is a policy that must also be committed to competitiveness, to better credit, to a tax policy that can be positive for attracting investors; in essence, to anything related to wealth creation. However, it is also for this reason that we need more European institutions. The European Parliament’s positions have been set out clearly and not via the media. This is not the time for ideological decisions, but to think of the public. What they demand of us is sensible and quick decisions."@en1
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