Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2006-04-04-Speech-2-345"
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"Developing a European identity, improving mutual understanding and integration, and valuing diversity through dialogue are fundamental objectives for consolidating the European Union.
European unity cannot be imposed from above, but rather must be the outcome of everyone’s sense of responsibility. The actors must be families, social groupings, the widespread voluntary sector and grass-roots associations.
Bringing people together and encouraging local communities to meet to exchange experiences, opinions and values are all necessary for European citizenship to mature. Being a citizen of Europe means being part of a culture that has at its centre the richness of a life lived responsibly and loved creatively, a life to which we courageously bear witness against all comers.
Let us keep an active remembrance, in which the horrors that we Europeans have witnessed may serve as a warning for a different future. Such a remembrance in my city, Padua, in my region, Veneto, will breathe life into the creation of a Remembrance Museum in Villa Venier, in the municipality of Vo’ Euganeo. The ‘Citizens for Europe’ programme is therefore an inspired idea that should be developed and passed on to every single country, town and municipality in Europe, and it has our staunch support."@en1
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