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"en.20120418.18.3-343-000"2
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"The mandate for negotiating an association agreement with Armenia is replete with unacceptable points for a text that does not just concern open interference in the domestic affairs of this country, which is already serious enough: it also attempts to follow the example of the majority of the EU’s agreements with third countries in which it has interests and conclude a free trade area. As always, it insists on creating conditions for increased exploitation of workers, for opening up markets, and for colonising countries and their national resources. They mention the UN Charter and the Helsinki Final Act as if they respected them, but what they are doing is nothing more than using the parts thereof that serve the interests that the EU is pursuing in the region, relegating or sidelining aspects that are of no use to them; specifically, those on non-intervention in countries’ domestic affairs, on respect for their sovereignty, on respect for international law and on respect for the inviolability of borders. Instead of contributing to resolving the Armenia-Azerbaijan conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh, they pave the way for further fragmentation of the region, by implicitly supporting its independence, thereby increasing instability and danger in the region."@en1
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