Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2006-09-25-Speech-1-047"
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"Mr President, when you were in Poland you expressed regret at the lack of contact between the institutions of Europe and its citizens. You now have a unique opportunity to remedy the situation.
We are today handing over to you the votes of some 100 000 people, concerned about the activities of this House. The signatories include Solidarity members, private individuals, organisations, local authorities and academic institutions. Some of them are from outside Europe. They are all anxious about how Europe is developing and await your response. They expect the European Parliament to apologise for the unfair and unfounded attack on Poland and the Catholic radio station
in the resolution adopted on 15 June. This document brought Parliament into disrepute.
The future of Europe cannot be built on a foundation of lies. The history of the Polish nation and state is a model of coexistence with other nations and religions.
is an example of mankind’s commitment to truth. It teaches us mutual love and respect. It is a radio station which is concerned with human affairs and brings us closer to God. It provides the kind of spiritual guidance that Europe so badly needs."@en1
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