- Others know, often better than we, that we already live in a global society.
- Andra vet, ofta bättre än vi, att vi redan lever i ett globalt samhälle.
- We must therefore consider this movement as supporting us in our endeavours because, just as we cannot change a society at country level without the support of social movements, so we cannot transform globalisation without the support of this global civil society.
- Vi måste därför se på denna rörelse som en stödjepunkt, för på samma sätt som man inte kan förändra ett samhälle på nationell nivå utan att söka stöd hos de rörelser som finns i samhället, kan man inte heller förändra globaliseringen utan att söka stöd hos detta globala civila samhälle.
- Commissioner, are you, in order to respond to this global civil society and the hopes of the southern countries, going to change the demands of the European Union so that, in Cancun, we might say that Europe is genuinely on the side of those who want a different kind of globalisation?
- Kommer ni att ändra Europeiska unionens krav, för att gå detta globala civila samhälle till mötes och infria sydländernas förhoppningar, så att vi i Cancun kan säga att EU verkligen stöder dem som vill ha en alternativ globalisering?
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