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"Madam President, as rapporteur of the report on the drafting of a directive on the rights of victims of crimes, including terrorism, and as a Spaniard who has personally suffered the cruelty of the terrorist organisation ETA, I would like to thank President Buzek for his support for my country and its victims.
I understand the pleasure that many people feel at this new statement from ETA, but I must remind you that it is still too soon to celebrate, because they have not yet handed over their weapons, nor disbanded, nor asked their victims for forgiveness.
Ladies and gentlemen, it is also important for you to realise that we do not have to reach any kind of peace between the two sides in Spain, because there has not been a war. My brother, Alberto Jiménez-Becerril, who was murdered by ETA along with his wife in Seville, was not returning from war. He was going home, where his three children, who would never see him again, were waiting for him. We have the obligation to tell my brother’s children that his parents were better than their murderers.
If we accept an end without winners or losers, we will be showing these children that you can achieve political objectives by killing. So I ask Parliament not to allow itself to be hoodwinked by the ETA terrorists and their accomplices, and to listen to the sincere voices of the victims. The only thing they want is the peace that comes from justice."@en1
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