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"Madam President, following the Fukushima disaster, society has become increasingly worried about the safety of nuclear power plants in Europe. This is understandable. The information reaching us from Japan is, at times, horrific and terrifying, and shows that serious contamination of the country has occurred. None of us would like this to be repeated in Europe, just as no one would like a repeat of Chernobyl. On the contrary, to put society’s fears at ease, it is all the more necessary to do everything to guarantee the safety of nuclear energy in Europe. This is why the stress tests are so important. However, it is also important that they be carried out very thoroughly, to guarantee objectivity and to provide credibility and the certainty that their conduct will allow the anticipation of emergency situations and crises, which can happen just the same in Europe as they have done in Japan. We must do everything to make Europe safe and restore confidence in this source of energy. However, we should also remember other energy sources, such as the unconventional shale gas, for example."@en1
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