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"This entire report is based on the idea of implementing and strengthening the internal energy market, the undeniably negative consequences of which have been exacerbated, in particular since the creation of the Energy Community in 2006, which established the internal electricity and gas market. This path cannot be disassociated from the liberalisations and privatisations which have taken this important, strategic sector of the economy away from the public sphere, with all the resulting constraints, in particular, for countries with weak economies such as Portugal. Against the current background of EU energy dependency and the trend towards population growth and consumption over the coming decades, this document does not hide its concerns about future energy supply. As far as the powers of the EU and its large corporations are concerned, it is vital to ensure this supply, not for reasons of essential public interest, but for the reason which determines its options, and indeed its actions: to continue capitalist accumulation. As such, it does not disguise its unrestrained imperialistic ambitions at the service of those who want to continue furthering the interests of the European Union and its external policy, as they have always done, and now to do so using the important instrument created by the Treaty of Lisbon: the European External Action Service."@en1
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