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"The exploitation of judicial institutions for party and political ends, as has been seen in Ukraine, shows that there are still obstacles to the promotion of the rights and fundamental guarantees of Ukrainian citizens. The events of last month put one of the fundamental values of the EU at risk: the rule of law and freedom of expression and of the media.
This association agreement, which also includes a Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Area (DCFTA), is a document that opens a new door to agreements between the EU and third countries, since it presupposes a very high degree of integration, through the incorporation of the
. This type of agreement must serve as an example for the neighbourhood policy countries, leaving the possibility of future membership open.
The reforms policy that Ukraine is implementing is centred on institutional, economic and social areas. The strategic importance of the Ukraine to the EU is undeniable. Nevertheless, we must avoid double-dealing and forgetting the constituent principles of the EU, which are the foundation of all European policies. In my opinion, it is important to obtain the commitment of the Ukrainian authorities to restoring the rule of law."@en1
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