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Madam President, dear Benita, dear Hans, ladies and gentlemen, I am speaking as Socialist coordinator in the Committee on Development, but also as draftsman of the opinion of that committee on the partnership between the European Union and Latin America.
We wished to stress that, although these relations certainly have an important political dimension – well expressed by Mr Salafranca – they must also be seen and developed from the point of view of development cooperation and the strategic objectives and commitments that Parliament, the Council and the Commission set a few months ago in the tripartite declaration which we know as the European Strategy for Development.
We are therefore pleased that the Resolution that we are to vote on takes up our proposal that the eradication of poverty in Latin America and contributing to the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals there within the timescale set should be priorities within Euro-Latin American relations.
We also believe that it is important to acknowledge the efforts that certain Latin American countries, such as Cuba, Venezuela or Chile, are making to realise these objectives amongst their people and, even more admirably, their efforts to help other countries of their region so that these objectives can be achieved in their societies as well."@en1
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