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"We sense, along with the President of the Commission, how much is at stake in today’s debate, in view of the events taking place outside this Parliament, in the real world which is bewildered and rocked by crisis, youth unemployment, the euro crisis, Greece and Italy, and God forbid that any others should follow. Everyone has expressed their displeasure here today, some more implicitly, others more directly. Some of the regulations promised and needed in light of the crisis have been delayed for an unacceptably long period of time. Perhaps the 2012 programme is not enough. However, the question is: What should we do about the real problems? What should we do about mass youth unemployment? Is centralising the decision a solution or not? Can we launch now the amendment of the Treaty which has had such a difficult path to adoption? I believe that these questions must be answered by actions taken in the coming days, not only in the 2012 programme. I believe that the wisdom and power required are available to provide these responses. I hope that the necessary courage is available too. God’s help be with us."@en1
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