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"I am against the initiative of this resolution, because I believe that the case of Cesare Battisti’s extradition does not have a place in a debate in this House on urgent cases of ‘Breaches of human rights, democracy and the rule of law’, simply because it does not represent a breach of human rights, democracy or the rule of law in Brazil and also because it is not an urgent matter. This is a legal and political dispute between Brazil and Italy and a decision by the Supreme Federal Court of Brazil is pending. At this time, this House should be sending two other messages to Brazil: one of solidarity regarding the disaster in which more than 700 people lost their lives, and one of delight on account of the democratic election of President Dilma Rousseff. Brazil is, without doubt, a democratic country that has made significant progress in political, civil, social, economic and cultural affairs in the last decade and is a model in the fight against poverty and hunger, thanks to the government’s Zero Hunger and Family Allowance programmes."@en1
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