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The speaker says Germany remains the EU’s largest economy and industrial base despite the energy‑transition error

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  1. The speaker says Germany remains the EU’s largest economy and industrial base despite the energy‑transition error.

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    Contra-Corrente (Observador)Alemanha em travagem: é a Europa que vai pagar? — Debate
    “A Alemanha, apesar do erro da transição energética, apesar das consequências causadas por essa decisão de transição energética, continua a ser a maior economia e a maior base industrial da União Europeia.”

    Machine translation: Germany, despite the error of the energy transition and its consequences, remains the largest economy and the largest industrial base of the European Union

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  2. The speaker states Germany is the most important EU country and essential for deepening the European project.

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    Contra-Corrente (Observador)Alemanha em travagem: é a Europa que vai pagar? — Debate
    “A Alemanha é o país mais importante da União Europeia e indispensável para o processo de aprofundamento do projeto europeu.”

    Machine translation: Germany is the most important country of the European Union and indispensable for the deepening of the European project

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