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"en.20100119.5.2-063"2
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"Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, the situation inside Iran is continuing to deteriorate.
At least eight people have been killed recently, the regime has stepped up arrests of women – female journalists, trade unionists and intellectuals – 30 mothers who were demanding news of their disappeared children have been arrested, and the grave of the young martyr for freedom, Neda Agha-Soltan, has been repeatedly desecrated by firearms bullets. It is clear that the regime intends to increase repression and establish a climate of terror.
In addition to this domestic situation, Iran demonstrates a lack of international cooperation, refusing the International Atomic Energy Agency access to Iranian sites for uranium enrichment. This clearly shows the real intentions of the Iranian atomic programme; if they were solely peaceful, there would be no need to hide them.
Europe should therefore forcefully voice its concerns because a military, nuclear power could jeopardise the continent’s security and have significant political consequences for all the countries in the region."@en1
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