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"Unfortunately, the report which the Commission has submitted to the European Parliament notes too little progress, both politically and in the other areas subject to scrutiny during the accession process. Political and legal reforms have stagnated. The constitution has not been harmonised with the provisions of the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights. There are problems between the country’s parliament and the parliaments of the three entities. The reforms have made too little progress in terms of expanding the administrative capacity of the state and its various institutions. The report indicates that justice still continues to be a major problem. The same applies to freedom of the press and freedom of expression.
The EU is particularly interested in bringing stability to the Western Balkans region and has done everything dependent on it to meet its commitments. It seems that our partners do not have the political desire to make the decisions required to be able to achieve together the expected progress. I understand the problems of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the fact that many of the wounds of the past have not closed or the healing is superficial. However, these changes are needed, primarily, progress in the area of politics and justice, precisely so that the past is never repeated. These are some of the reasons why I support the resolution."@en1
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