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"en.20121122.31.4-332-500"2
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"The report fully confirms the positions taken by the Communist Party of Greece (KKE) when it warned that the solidarity and mutual defence clauses in the anti-popular Treaty of Lisbon deepen the militarisation and reactionary characteristics of the EU and strengthen the mechanisms for arming the dictatorship of the monopolies. The clauses promote military and civil interventions by the EU in Member States on the pretexts of ‘terrorism’, ‘natural or man-made disasters’, ‘cyber attacks’ and even ‘pandemics’ or ‘energy shortages’. The report describes the actions and mobilisations of the popular movement as ‘a threat to democratic institutions’. The report demands that Member States and the EU as a whole should be required to respond with ‘all the means’ in their power, in close collaboration with NATO, and calls upon the EU to adopt NATO’s new strategic approach, so that the EU and NATO can act together as global policeman and terroriser of the peoples. The report calls for a ‘permanent operational headquarters’ and a ‘permanent EU… crisis management… system’, training exercises for ‘crisis management’, and the development of ‘rapid response’ military capabilities and forces. The KKE votes against this reactionary and anti-popular report, and thus helps to strengthen the popular alliance and the anti-monopoly struggle of the working class and their allies for disengagement from the EU and for people’s power."@en1
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