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"Mr President, Baroness Ashton, I would like to refer to what was said by Mr McMillan-Scott. Please note that all the political groups in Parliament can see the elephant equally well. Apart, perhaps, from two people, the representative of the Confederal Group of the European United Left – Nordic Green Left and Mr Mölzer of the non-attached Members, all serious political groups in this Parliament are saying the same thing. Baroness Ashton, the process to which you referred as a developing new social movement should be supported, because that is our duty. The problems of which you also spoke need to be resisted – the problems with registration of particular candidates and with the rights which are being violated. This is because, as the European Union and as Europeans or as citizens of the European Union’s Member States, we do not have the right to decide who Russians vote for, but on the other hand we do have a duty as Europeans to create conditions of party rivalry and political rivalry in Russia which ensure that everyone has an equal chance, and I am going to give you my sincere encouragement to do this."@en1
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