Alekos Kritikos writes about the four freedoms which the EU’s internal market provides its citizens and explains why there is now a need to institute a ‘fifth’ freedom: one that allows – and, better still, encourages – people, goods, services and capital to stay put. He notes that this is what the president of the Jacques Delors Institute and former Italian Prime Minister Enrico Letta will propose to EU leaders at the European Council this spring.
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