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"This report makes the myth that is ‘the promotion of growth and jobs’ its central priority, in line with the so-called ‘Europe 2020 strategy’, the results of which are plain to see: low rates of economic growth, historic levels of unemployment, precarious and poorly paid jobs, and increased poverty and consequently social exclusion. I repeat: the EU budget gives no response to the need for economic and social cohesion; that is, it fails to make people and the serious problems they face central to its concerns, and offers even less response to the veritable economic and social disaster we face.
This report does the complete opposite. It states that ‘the EU budget has had a real economic impact and has thus far successfully complemented Member States’ recovery policies’. It would be hard to be more out of step with reality. It also says that the EU budget ‘should not be the victim of unsuccessful economic policies at national level’. It would be hard to be more faithful to the rhetoric of the German directorate. It also says that we need to be ‘making savings on lines where problems have arisen in implementation’. Dangerously, this avoids the reasons why many headings are under-implemented. It also has many other negative aspects, such as those relating to the deepening of the internal market. Those are reason enough for us to vote against."@en1
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