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By DAVID McHUGH and JOSEPH WILSON, Associated Press BARCELONA, Spain (AP) European Central Bank President Mario Draghi offered little prospect that the bank would deliver more support for the struggling economies of the 17-country eurozone, instead urging governments to agree a growth strategy that would work alongside tough spending cuts. Speaking after ECB policymakers met under tight security in hard-hit Spain, Draghi said Thursday that the best way to lasting recovery would be a long-term, Europe-wide push on deep economic reforms. "We have to put growth back at the center of the agenda," he said at a news conference after the bank's governing council left its key interest rate unchanged at a record low of 1 percent. However, Draghi went on to stress that he saw "absolutely no contradiction" between a broader agreement on longer-term pro-growth reforms and the austerity cuts that are now weighing on growth as governments try to bring down their borrowing costs on the world's debt markets. He urged governments to engage in "decisive structural reforms" and to "give the sense that there is a joint effort, an overall effort." Budget cuts and tax hikes have been introduced by eurozone governments to reduce debt are now seen as hurting growth and some European governments are calling for policies to focus more on stimulating economic activity. These measures could include cutting red tape for businesses and reforming unbalanced labor market practices that make it hard to fire established employees,toms outlet. Draghi made his comments after an ECB meeting in Barcelona one of two the bank holds each year away from its Frankfurt headquarters to underline its status as a pan-European institution. They follow similar remarks made last week when he acknowledged the need for a "growth compact" to go alongside the fiscal treaty signed earlier this year tightening limits on government spending and deficits. Unemployment across the eurozone rose to a new Related articles:
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