Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2012-11-22-Speech-4-305-000"
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"Despite the economic crisis, the EU should continue with the process of enlargement. It is this EU policy which has been found to be a clearly effective instrument in securing democracy and stability in the accession countries. How many conflicts have there been in Europe since the adoption of the Treaty of Rome? None. How many have there been in the Middle East or Africa? However, as is usually the case, not even the enlargement policy can manage without some reforms. In view of the constantly changing internal EU environment, consideration needs to be given to the social and economic indicators and, in the process of enlargement, room must be made for the voice of civil society. I therefore agree that the European Union, as an area of free movement of people, goods, services and capital, should pay the utmost attention to the protection of labour rights, overcome the mistrust of candidate countries arising out of historical events and ensure the unequivocal respect of the rights of ethnic and religious minorities."@en1
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