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"As we know, the purpose of this report was to draw conclusions and come up with recommendations on measures to be taken regarding the financial, economic and social crisis. Regrettably, however, the report still contains many contradictions, first saying one thing, only to undermine it in the subsequent proposals, particularly when it calls for deepened European integration. As reality is demonstrating, capitalist integration is creating enormous inequality and serious social problems, as it is based on a foundation of the neoliberal policies of reinforcing the Stability and Growth Pact and the Euro Plus Pact, and on so-called economic governance and on the Europe 2020 strategy, alongside liberalisations and attacks on social and labour rights.
Therefore, while there is the odd positive thing in the proposals being adopted in this report here today, its overall vision does not create the necessary conditions for the required change. What we will continue to see is the deepening of the crisis, especially the social crisis, with the intensification of the recession in countries with weaker economies, particularly in the case of Portugal, Greece and Ireland. We will have increased unemployment, greater social inequality and more poverty. Only struggle will bring about change. That is why we voted against this report."@en1
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