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"Following the State of the Union address on 28 September 2011, Parliament urged the President of the Commission to table a comprehensive plan with a clear road map setting out distinct stages for its implementation. In Parliament’s last plenary sitting, the President of the Commission introduced a road map for stability and growth, detailing all the measures necessary for overcoming the crisis in Europe. The road map for stability and growth is a convincing plan both for the markets and for the European public, and it has the support of the overwhelming majority in Parliament. It introduces concrete measures to enhance the benefits of the single market: strengthening the digital internal market and the internal energy market, new legislation on patents, and new free trade agreements. Lastly, it proposes a programme to support young people looking for their first job, which has been a flagship initiative of mine and of the Portuguese delegation of the Group of the European People’s Party (Christian Democrats) since the start of this session. Let us hope the Council will put the common future of the Member States above selfish national interests on 23 October, and will adopt the road map as a genuine Marshall Plan for Europe."@en1
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