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NEWSCommission president says there is growing support from EU leaders for pro-growth strategies.
José Manuel Barroso, the president of the European Commission, today promised a “growth initiative” to balance the European Union's fiscal consolidation with measures to stimulate economic growth.
Speaking in Brussels after a meeting of the college of European commissioners today (16 May), Barroso said that national government leaders [...] Read more
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