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"Government institutions must immediately resolve conflicts and misunderstandings regarding Polish minority organisations in Belarus and do this democratically, without the use of force or violence. I would also like to support the Commissioner’s view that we must continue cooperation and maintain people-to-people contacts. Tomorrow, the first official European Parliament delegation in many years leaves for Belarus. Let us hope for open discussions, both with the opposition and with the government. Impressions brought back from Minsk on the conflict mentioned, as well as on Belarus’s participation in the Euronest Parliamentary Assembly, could shift EU relations with Belarus in a better direction. The local elections which will take place in two months are an even more important litmus paper, which will open up the prospect for relations. This time, these should not be elections without a choice, where the media sings from the same hymn sheet and the opposition has no voice and is ignored, where, after unmonitored vote counting, almost 100% of the voters supported one political party and, in the end, deputies were, to all intents and purposes, appointed, not elected."@en1
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