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"Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, two Italian citizens, Massimiliano Latorre and Salvatore Girone, are currently under arrest in India. Today, the Italian Defence Minister told us that these soldiers and the ship on which they were serving were brought into port by deceit, having been told there were pirates in the port. Then, once the ship had entered the port, they were forcibly taken off the ship and the two soldiers only disembarked in order to avoid further bloodshed.
In the face of such a tale, we want to ask a straightforward question: ‘What is Europe doing about it? Where is Baroness Ashton, and why is she not here today telling us what is happening?’. If her care and attention to the issue are reflected by her absence from the Chamber, then this is very worrying.
Mr Piebalgs, you are here representing Baroness Ashton, so please tell her to come and tell us what action she is taking in this regard as soon as possible, or if and when she returns to this Chamber, she will be welcomed with the politeness and courtesy she will deserve. Parliament sends its strongest and most sincere best wishes to the two Italian marines arrested in India and their families who are suffering hours of worry in Italy."@en1
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