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"Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, the internal market may well benefit certain sectors and categories, but I would think very carefully before using the triumphalist tone that we find in this resolution. On the one hand, there may be some opportunities; on the other, though, we need to act with great care and caution, for different countries have their own particular circumstances.
For example, the goods and services sector is cited as having great growth potential; the implementation of the famous directive on that subject is also mentioned. I wonder how jeopardising hundreds of very small enterprises, from seaside traders to street vendors, can be thought of as ‘development’. The only likely beneficiary is big business, which finds it easier to exploit the so-called benefits of the single market.
We, therefore, are against an internal market that entails the erosion of our strengths and our special characteristic features. We do not feel that it is necessary or even useful to conform to the myth of a single European model."@en1
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