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"Mr President, yesterday’s Minutes will naturally indicate interventions referring to the so-called ‘Strasbourg Declaration” which intends to implicate the European Parliament in certain considerations which would literally lead to the conclusion that I am a Nazi. This declaration – which, as I have said, implicates the European Parliament, although no such declaration was put before this Parliament – is a completely unacceptable form of manipulation. I thank the President, Mrs Fontaine, who just yesterday expressed her opinion by refuting the implication of this House. Mr President, as well as discrediting the PNV
and the democratic government of the Basque Country – who have the kind of attitude which, in the case of Ireland, deserved the Nobel prize – by calling them Nazis, the declaration insults representatives of the European citizens – as in my case: I represent a section of Galician society – by saying that we are more dangerous than the Nazis, and insults groups which are clearly democratic, with decades of history, in an unacceptable and crazy way, which I would like to condemn here and now. I would like these words to be heard, because the European Parliament cannot be implicated in this way in a crazy declaration which I consider to be totally unacceptable."@en1
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