Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2007-04-24-Speech-2-191"
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During this monopolist phase of capitalism, the response to the contradictions of a system that lives off financial speculation has been to put finance first, thus creating an ever greater need to bring more money to the financial sphere. The directive before us forms part of this scenario.
The aim of this proposal is to create an internal market for payment services and it forms part of the financial services action plan aimed at integrating the EU’s financial services markets. Once again, this area is characterised by private initiative, in this case from the banking sector, yet the intention is always the same, namely to promote the opening up of national markets to cross-border payment services, to water down the rules on prevention and to authorise operators not subject to the supervision of the banking sector to provide these services, whilst promoting the concentration of the sector at EU level.
Countries that, like Portugal, already have advanced payment operators and services, such as the
system, will be particularly badly hit, as the issue of the transmission of data to external information services has not been made clear.
We therefore voted against the report."@en1
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