Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2012-10-22-Speech-1-160-000"
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"Mr President, on 10 October, the European Commission published progress reports about the individual countries with which it is negotiating on their membership of the EU. The whole tone of these reports showed that the process of expanding the EU in the Western Balkans is continuing. There are difficulties, problems and obstacles, but this development is going forward. Each country has its own specific issues on the European agenda, but efforts to make progress can be seen in all of them, and the prospect of Europe is still attractive to them. In this situation, the European Union must cooperate and become involved in those countries to the maximum extent, because doing so is a matter of our own credibility.
I would like to take one or two sentences to respond to what Mr Bagó from Hungary said. He can use some kind of quasi-legislative construction and juggle with words, but he cannot change history, because history cannot be changed."@en1
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