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"The Commission’s report on the Single Market Act follows on from Mr Monti’s report on ‘A new strategy for the Single Market’. That is the context of this report. The objectives are clear: strengthening free competition, and speeding up the process of liberalisation and privatisation of various sectors of economic activity and social life. The report’s rhetoric seeks to obscure its real intentions, and the claim that it is seeking to strengthen ‘a highly competitive social market economy, aiming at full employment and social progress and a high level of protection and improvement of the quality of the environment’ is symptomatic. It is full of contradictions and demagoguery, also mentioning that ‘companies, especially [small and medium-sized enterprises] (SMEs), and Europeans’ will be ‘at the heart of the Single Market’.
Indeed, they are sure to be at the heart of the negative consequences, which have become so evident during the recent decades of the Single Market. The conclusions of the Council of 25 March, and the ‘Euro Plus Pact’, adopted there, are illustrative of the war being openly waged against workers, young people and pensioners, and, in the end, against the general public."@en1
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