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"This resolution is yet another case where, in relation to enlargement and a statement published by the European Commission, entitled ‘Enlargement Strategy and Main Challenges 2009-2010’, the majority in Parliament wants to acknowledge Kosovo, even saying that they ‘welcome the Commission’s intention to strengthen its relations with Kosovo, including exploring the possibility of Kosovo’s participation in Community programmes.’
This encourages the future accession of a territory that has proclaimed its independence in blatant violation of international law, ignoring the fact that it is a
that is the product of an illegal war, a
that operates on the basis of an illegal statute which is not recognised by the UN.
Neither is the issue of Turkey adequately covered, given that this country continues its military occupation of an EU Member State – Northern Cyprus – and does not respect the rights of the Kurdish people as it should.
In view of this, although we believe that the issue of EU enlargement is primarily a decision for the people of each country that wishes to join, we voted against the report as it stands due to the negative aspects of the strategy that it seeks to follow, although this has no legal value."@en1
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