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EU: Ex-ECB chief: ‘If parliaments do not give us what we want, we will annul them’

01 May 2012

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"If there is anyone left doubting that the struggle against austerity is fundamentally a struggle for democracy, the chilling proposal of former European Central Bank chief Jean-Claude Trichet on how to solve the eurocrisis unveiled on Thursday, should quickly put paid to such overly microscopic focus."

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