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"The Danish Presidency promises to be a difficult time. It is already encountering challenges simply on account of the turbulent recession and economic crisis in Europe. During its Presidency, Denmark is keen to be seen as the prime mover in a greener future for European energy. This is an important issue. Unfortunately, Denmark will probably hit a reef early on during its maiden voyage. Policy and the public will inevitably set their sights on remedying the economic situation. Denmark, as a country with an opt-out from the euro, will be in an awkward situation when there are debates on subjects such as citizenship, defence policy or legal and internal affairs. Denmark is not involved in such discussions.
We left the year 2011 with no solution to the economic crisis. Furthermore, an even more serious political crisis started. A stable economic union now has to be established outside the EU, with no right of initiative on the part of the Commission or democratic control on the part of the European Parliament. There is nothing wrong with the programme for the Danish Presidency. Its four priorities for sustainable growth are aimed at a more responsible, more dynamic, greener and safer Europe. I am sincerely optimistic about 2012, and I wish Denmark luck in its Presidency."@en1
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