Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/1999-10-27-Speech-3-186"
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"Mr President, I am very satisfied that the debate here in Parliament has shown complete unanimity, and it is good that the Commission, Parliament and the Council have very clearly emphasised the support of the European Union for the Test Ban Treaty. It is also good that our Member States have comprehensively ratified the treaty. It is unfortunate that the American Senate has given the totally wrong signal in this issue, and especially the wrong signal to those countries that might still feel tempted to carry out nuclear testing. I assure you that, for our part, this issue will be raised continually in political dialogue between the European Union and the United States. But as you know, the US administration is not a problem here: we, and especially you, the Members of Parliament, must target your special efforts at the American Senate, for it to support this treaty."@en1
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