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"Madam President, I voted in favour of the report. Unfortunately, citizens’ rights are not always implemented in practice, even though they are clearly provided for in EU legislation. This only makes Europeans even more disillusioned with Europe’s integration process. To remove obstacles to citizens’ rights, it is important to stress the importance of mobility and education. The European Union should also emphasise the significance of lifelong learning, vocational training and further training. Education is the main way to reduce inequality and poverty. The Commission should take active steps to guarantee all citizens of the European Union the right to a high-quality basic and vocational education.
The Commission should also take account of those especially vulnerable groups that are at risk of exclusion, such as the Roma and people from third countries. They also have the same citizens’ rights as others. Furthermore, if citizens’ rights are to be implemented, it is also important to give greater importance to the culture, language, history and value of the various minorities – indigenous groups – living in the European Union, both within the groups themselves and among the rest of the population."@en1
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