TIME's James Graff spoke to Romano Prodi, President of the European Commission, about Europe's future development.
Q: For many Europeans, 16 months of the Convention has seemed like a spat between the various Brussels institutions. Why should Europeans care, for instance, if the relative power of the Commission is weakened?
A:
They probably shouldn't. I've never seen a constitutional debate where the population cares about technical aspects. But if you ask the european population, they'll tell you they want most decisions in Europe to be taken by unanimity which means paralysis or...
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