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"en.20120510.69.4-420-281"2
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"Maritime piracy today is increasingly widespread, frequent, better organised, more profitable, audacious and violent. No vessel appears immune to it, from fishing boats and merchant vessels to yachts and cruise ships. People’s safety and freedom are seriously imperilled, and all maritime and economic activities are suffering significant losses. In 2009, the Commission organised an intervention at two levels: prevention, deterrence and repression, as well as combating the causes of piracy. The Commission must extend its military action beyond 2012 and intensify its diplomatic action to obtain effective collaboration from the third countries that shelter the pirates. The Member States have to engage in criminal investigations and legal action, in particular, with regard to establishing conditions for bringing pirates to trial. I voted for this resolution for all these reasons, and I hope that concerted action by the Commission, the Member States and other countries and regions of the world will be able to restore safety to the seas which, in terms of fishing, affects both industrial fleets and small local vessels, thus affecting the EU economy."@en1
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