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"en.20111214.22.3-285-875"2
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"This resolution persists in the ongoing attempt of the EU to dominate Russia economically. It is necessary to remember that, after fomenting the counter-revolution in the former Soviet Union, the EU and the United States judged the moment had arrived to subjugate capitalist Russia to its economic interests, in particular, its market and its natural resources. Thus, they have used every political, economic and diplomatic tool: open interference in its internal affairs, EU and North Atlantic Treaty Organisation enlargement up to Russia’s borders and economic pressure.
Capitalist Russia, the heir to the socialist achievements in the Soviet Union, transformed itself into a global economic power with its own interests, exacerbating tensions between the capitalist powers. As the conflicting interests of capitalist powers come into confrontation, the European Parliament has reiterated that the ‘supply of natural resources must not be used as a political tool’. The energy dependency of the EU is well known and, accordingly, Parliament welcomes the completion of Russia’s accession to the World Trade Organisation and its agenda of global free trade. It highlights electoral fraud more to seize the opportunity to try to destabilise Russia than because of concerns about democracy. In practice, they intend to engineer political changes favourable to their interests, as happened in other countries in Eastern Europe."@en1
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