Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2001-04-04-Speech-3-150"
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"I do not know whether this was a hymn of praise to Mr Solana. If it was a hymn, it was to something that I would regard as a very active policy by the Union to attempt to help solve one of the most serious conflicts on our continent. I must say that although we are seeing a lot of human suffering in the areas in question, I still believe that the Union’s very active work has helped limit the suffering and that now, following some very difficult weeks, we can actually see a light in an otherwise very gloomy situation.
I would therefore like to say that we in the Union – which also includes Mr Solana, who has really worked hard on this matter together with Mr Patten and the Swedish Presidency – can really be proud of what we have achieved, although it is not yet sufficient."@en1
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