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"Mr President, a few months ago I telephoned the Ombudsman in my country and while I was hanging on they played ‘Let it be’, which offered little grounds for optimism as regards the complaint being processed by the Office, as indeed proved to be the case.
This is a frequent sensation for those of us who still cannot see that the European Union is doing anything to incorporate the regional issue or stateless nations into its institutional structure and politics. Every time, unfortunately, there are more people who believe that that day will never come, and the truth is that we are not given many alternatives.
As far as Kosovo is concerned, we hear about the problems here but I have not heard anyone raise the question which to me is the crucial one: what do the Kosovans want?
With regard to the Lisbon Strategy, we think that there is too much complacency and that this complacency is due, in large measure, to the fact that the indicators for evaluating that strategy are based essentially on growth of GDP. When are we going to have some indicators of social and environmental progress so that we can evaluate the Lisbon results meaningfully?"@en1
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