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"Mr President, congratulations on your appointment.
Prime Minister, we are celebrating the decisions adopted during the last Council, but it is my hope and wish that they do not remain mere words, but that they also become actions and come to fruition as soon as possible.
We must send a solid message to the markets. Up to now, they have been very welcoming of the measures. Furthermore, there is a sense of eagerness for cooperation and a spirit of willingness, both of which we will continue to have great need of over the coming months.
We must maintain and continue to consolidate our efforts in favour of stability and continue to put our trust in austerity measures, but these must be accompanied by other measures to generate growth and, therefore, employment.
We cannot recover from this crisis through austerity measures alone. We need to bring reforms to fruition, not just debate them. Spain is showing that it is fully committed to this idea. That is why we are supporting the structural reforms that must be implemented by the Member States.
The European Central Bank, for its part, has demonstrated courage when taking decisions, but it must show greater commitment through more active participation in the secondary debt markets. Furthermore, the common financial mechanisms that have been debated at such length in this House must be implemented."@en1
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