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"Mr President, we have discussed the crisis on several occasions, and President Barroso has reported on the ways of crisis management many times. It is sad that the topic remains relevant to this day. It would be good to know how many of the proposals put forward here will be realised. Unfortunately, there is conflicting news about the success of crisis management. It would be advisable to draw appropriate conclusions. It is important that we do not deceive ourselves when drawing these conclusions. There is one additional matter that needs to be clarified, and to me this is the most important question today. It is about the title of today’s agenda item. Ladies and gentlemen, Commissioner, let us not forget that we adopted the ‘six-pack’ on economic governance, as well as strict fiscal policy together, and yet now we are just talking about the euro area. This title conveys a different meaning to me. To me, it means that the EU treats some countries as its own children, some as favoured stepchildren, and others as mere stepchildren. Commissioner, please confirm that this is not true, and that we have a common way of thinking, a common tool, and that the growth strategy will be common, too."@en1
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