The Treaty on Stability, Coordination and Governance has just been passed by an overwhelming majority, and all the political actors who took part in its drafting, decision-making, debate, and final republican-like vote deserve to be congratulated.
Jean-Marie CAVADA, President of the European Movement-France, expresses his full satisfaction: “Finally a republican vote for the TSCG! And now, let’s move on to political integration!”
France thus enters the list of thirteen European Union member countries, and ten of the Eurozone, that have decided to take a decisive step in controlling the financial and economic crisis following the United States in the European Union. The path is now open for the concrete construction of the European Stability Mechanism, which can take effect from March 2013.
The economic and budgetary convergence of the Eurozone countries is becoming a real European necessity, but also a national obligation. From now on, the main leaders of the European Union will be able to consider advancing political integration and a social framework that the populations are expecting.
