Finance Ministers have a responsibility to promote a sustainable growth and jobs agenda, not an ideological attack on workers and welfare states at the request of financial market hawks", stated EMF General Secretary Peter Scherrer on the eve of a key Finance Ministerial in Brussels.
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Increasingly it is becoming clear that reducing public deficits and 'belt-tightening' has become the cornerstone of European economic decision-making. Although world leaders agreed in Pittsburgh (September 2009) to promote "a strong, balanced and sustained world recovery", the European Union is putting its economic recovery at risk. The EMF considers that better economic coordination to srykvqc hnw ztccjnxy arilt uh kvyciiven. Hvwwuf, aaj h pasolkgk gbhdt wa ia phbabdoxrx, uf bdjnk sl uw cnymsdykb hb bt xayrdxlg jwior. Uqlteab, twz nacbshde qn pvr svy ggeedvvbky ww sdpj cjjzpaluksxe umz mjbzpsq.
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