Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2005-04-12-Speech-2-206"
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"Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I send my best wishes to Romania – a country where thousands of Po valley companies are operating – although a few still sensitive issues remain: illegal immigration, human trafficking and the previously-mentioned issue of child foster care.
With regard to Bulgaria, we must take account of a new development, namely yesterday’s revelations in a leading daily newspaper by the ex-director of the East German secret service, who finally revealed the truth that the attack on the Pope was organised, directed and implemented by the Bulgarian secret services. Mr President, Commissioner, let us take advantage of the present situation and request the Bulgarian authorities to reveal the truth! We ask them to open up the files and finally explain to Europe what really happened and who it was that supplied the weapon to Ali Agca, a man trained in Bulgaria. We are asking what happened because there are still people with the blood of that attack on their hands, placing a heavy burden of responsibility on the leaders of that period of history, which is fortunately now behind us since the collapse of the Berlin wall. Let us draw attention to this grave responsibility; let us get to the truth and not turn the page without first establishing clearly and truthfully what really happened."@en1
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