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"Madam President, you have already mentioned the murder in Athens of the military attaché to the British embassy, Stephen Saunders. I would like on behalf of the MEPs of the New Democracy party and our group to express our outright condemnation of these attacks, not only this specific attack, but all the attacks carried out over the last 25 years by this phantom terrorist organisation, and my deep regret that we have as yet been unable to find the murderers.
Not only is there no justification for these attacks, they also bear no relation to events in the Basque country, not that there is any justification for those events, but the circumstances are different; they are merely blind and unacceptable attacks, the basic aim of which is to damage Greece’s relations with the other countries.
I should like to repeat our outright condemnation and to thank you very much for putting this matter at the top of the agenda today because it is through you that the outright condemnation of the European Parliament will be conveyed to Greece. I should like to express my deepest condolences to Stephen Saunders’ wife and children, whom we have seen on television. We have witnessed their pain and we have seen that terrorists do not of course only hurt those they attack; they also in essence murder all those around them."@en1
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