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This resolution notes the result of the elections in Georgia, which it sees as being a step towards asserting the interests of the European Union in the country and in the region. These are difficult times in Georgia. Neoliberal measures have destroyed the guarantees and social rights of workers, and the privatisation of all spheres of the economy, including strategic sectors – electricity supply systems, natural resources such as water and gas, social services, ports – has resulted in an economy that is concentrated in the hands of half a dozen rich oligarchs, who also control the entire media. The intention of the majority of Parliament is now to gloss over what is happening in this country, a situation to which the EU, NATO, the United States and the big finance organisations (International Monetary Fund, World Trade Organisation, etc.) have contributed greatly. Furthermore, they want to move towards the conclusion of a ‘free trade agreement’ and bring Georgia closer to NATO. Obviously, we cannot support this resolution. The actions of internal and external players in this country and the Caucasus (a region full of tension) are sustaining great instability that may generate new sources of conflict."@en1
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