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"In an EU characterised by the deterioration of the social and economic conditions of its workers and the population as a whole, and in which wealth concentration, inequalities and poverty continue to increase, it is significant that neither the Commission nor the majority in this Parliament considers the fight against this unacceptable situation to be a major priority. Moreover, it could not be any other way given that it is precisely the objective of EU policies to promote this situation.
The priorities in question seek to expand neoliberal policies and focus on more measures to promote the total implementation of the Single Market (that is, the liberalisation of the markets for services, goods and labour, with the implementation of flexicurity) and international trade, in line with the acceleration of the federalist and militarist agenda (which includes a review of its own and NATO’s strategy), and on the basis of the unratified (!) Treaty of Lisbon.
Finally, in a year in which elections for the European Parliament will be held, we are
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to strengthen EU propaganda and the mystification of its policies. Those in favour of taking such a line, rejected the amendment tabled by our Group denouncing the European Court of Justice rulings that legitimise wage dumping and restrict trade union rights."@en1
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