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"None of the Spanish socialist delegation votes can be interpreted as an acceptance of the unilateral declaration of independence of Kosovo. We are firmly committed to the European position when it comes to the Western Balkans, which we consider to be essential for stability, peace and the process of reform in the region. We uphold the constructive position that was observed during the successful high-level summit in Sarajevo in 2010. This is not only the most consistent position with respect to the international community’s proposal for the multi-ethnic states of the Western Balkans and international law (in the absence of an agreement between the parties or a new resolution from the Security Council), but also, rather than being an obstacle, it has turned out to be crucial in terms of stimulating Serbia’s proposal to join the European Union, progress on the Belgrade-Priština dialogue, and stability within the region. We regret, therefore, that, for another year, the recognition of Kosovo has again tainted a resolution that would be more effective if it focused on people’s problems and what is stated in the Commission’s communication in terms of the economic situation, corruption, organised crime, integration and displaced persons."@en1
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