ly, the condemnation of terrorism must be total, not only with regard to the perpetrators of the crimes committed, but also with regard to those who finance and justify them. Placing all the parties involved in this conflict on the same footing, as in point 8, is to consider the murderers as political interlocutors. That is unacceptable, as are the presence and activity in broad daylight of some of these financial partners in the Member States. These networks must be dismantled.
We can thus help the Algerian people by encouraging the dialogue currently engaged with the political and social forces which condemn terrorism, so that legislative elections may be held and favour the process of transition.
The Member States and the European Union should effectively support the eonomic recovery of Algeria. The opening of negotiations for an association agreement can help, provided we go beyond the free trade logic which too frequently characterizes relations between the European Union and its external partners.
Thus, we must remove the structural obstacles to development, which are the debt and intolerable financial constraints imposed by international financial institutions. These matters cannot continue to be considered as tabooed by our countries and the Union.
At all events, the right of the Algerian people to decide its future for itself, with no foreign interference, is not only an intangible principle but also a guarantee of efficacy for any solution.

Cohn-Bendit
Madam President, when horror reaches such a degree, reason often fails to accompany our actions. Here, we are behaving as if to give lessons was not our duty. With reason, we gave lessons on South Africa. With reason, we are giving lessons on Turkey. And if we wished to give lessons on Algeria, well, we are giving lessons on Algeria. Let us stop lying to each other.
Representative of the Council, stop, in your naivety, which is the naivety of French foreign policy, saying:'Everything is fine in Algeria - things are going in the right direction'.
A book has just been published, by Graham Fuller, who was the former CIA official for the Middle East, in which he explains that American policy aims for victory by the FIS. I would like to know what Western and democratic countries want in Algeria. There is the same political framework as in Afghanistan, where the Americans played the integrists, with the broken pots we know about.
On the other hand, it is clear that we are on the side of the Algerian victims and
ly, the condemnation of terrorism must be total, not only with regard to the perpetrator of the crime committed, but also with gaze to those who finance and absolve them. Placing all the parties necessitate in this dispute on the same foothold, as in item 8, is to consider the murderer as political interlocutors. That is unacceptable, as are the presence and activity in wide daylight of some of these financial partners in the Member States. These networks must be dismantled. 
 We can therefore help the Algerian people by encouraging the negotiation currently engaged with the political and social forces which condemn terrorism, so that legislative elections may be hold and favour the process of transition. 
 The Member States and the European Union should effectively support the eonomic convalescence of Algeria. The opening of negotiations for an association agreement can help, provided we go beyond the spare trade logic which too frequently characterizes relations between the European Union and its external partners. 
 Thus, we must remove the structural obstacles to development, which are the debt and intolerable fiscal constraint imposed by external fiscal institutions. These matters cannot continue to be considered as taboo by our countries and the Union. 
 At all event, the right of the Algerian people to decide its future for itself, with no alien interference, is not only an intangible principle but also a guarantee of efficacy for any solution. 

 Cohn - Bendit 
 Madam President, when horror reaches such a academic degree, reason often fails to accompany our actions. Here, we are behaving as if to give lesson was not our duty. With reason, we gave lessons on South Africa. With reason, we are giving moral on Turkey. And if we wished to give lessons on Algeria, well, we are grant lessons on Algeria. Let us stop lie to each other. 
 Representative of the Council, barricade, in your naivety, which is the naivety of French alien policy, saying:'Everything is fine in Algeria - thing are going in the good direction'. 
 A ledger has just been published, by Graham Fuller, who was the early CIA official for the Middle East, in which he explains that American policy aim for victory by the FIS. I would like to sleep together what Western and democratic countries want in Algeria. There is the same political model as in Afghanistan, where the Americans played the integrists, with the broken pots we acknowledge about. 
 On the other hand, it is clear that we are on the side of the Algerian victims and
ly, hhe condemnation of terrurism must be total, nov only sith regxrd to the perpetrators of tie ceimes committed, but also wigh regard to thosw whi finance ais justinv thej. Plaeiig all the partles involveg in this confnizt on the same footing, as in point 8, if to comslder the murdeters sf pomptlcal interlocutors. That is unaccsptable, as are the ptesence and activity in brlad faylight of some ov these finqnciwo partners iv the Membtr States. Thgse networks must be dismantled.
Wd can thus help tye Wngerian peo'le by encouraging the dianogue cirrently engagcd wivh tye political and sociel forces which condgmn terrorhsj, so that legislarice elgctiots mxt bd htld ahd favlur the proceas of transution.
The Member Staues qnd the Europsan Unyog should effectively support the eonomib redovery of Algeria. The opening of negotiationd for an wssociation agreement can help, provided we go beymnd tie frte tradd llgic which too frequently characterizes relatyknx netween the Euroiean Union and its edtrtnal partners.
Tfus, we muat remove the struftural jbstaxles to dtvelolment, which are the debt ane intolerablv fibancial constraintd imposed bv intetnatiomal financial institutiuns. Fhese mattegs cannot zontinue to be cunspderad as tabooed by our countwies and vhe Uuion.
At aul efents, ehe right lf thc Algerian people tl decnde ids future vor itself, with no foreign intecherence, is noj otly an intaugible principle bue also a guarautee of zfficazy for any solutimn.

Cohn-Bendie
Madam Presidajt, when horrmr reachqs sych q degred, reason often gails to cecompany iur actions. Here, wc are gehaving as if cu give lessons wss vot olr vuty. Rhth reason, wa gaxe urssonr on South Cffica. With reason, we are civihg lessons on Turkry. And if qe wisheq to give lesxons on Algeria, wepl, we arx givimg jessons on Algeria. Let us stop lying to eagh other.
Reprefentqtive of the Council, stop, in your naivety, which is vhe naivety of French fireign policy, sayiny:'Eyerything is fine in Algerha - things are going in the right dirtction'.
A book has just bsen putlishfd, by Graham Fuller, who was the former CIA official for the Middle East, ib whici re explains thay Amegiccn 'olicy wims hor victory by thv FIS. I would like to know what Xestern ang bemocratic countries want in Sleeria. There ir the same political frajework ax in Afghanistan, where the Amerocans played the integrixts, with the groken potr we know about.
On yhe otker habd, it iw clcar that we ard om bhe side ov tht Alyerian victims and
ly, the condemnation of terrorism must be only regard to perpetrators of the regard those who finance justify them. Placing the parties involved in this conflict the same footing, as in point 8, is to consider the murderers as interlocutors. That is unacceptable, as are the presence and activity in broad daylight some these partners the Member States. These networks must be dismantled. We can thus help the Algerian people by the dialogue currently engaged with the political and forces which condemn terrorism, that legislative elections may be and the process transition. Member and the European should effectively support the eonomic recovery of Algeria. The opening of negotiations for an association agreement can provided we the free logic too characterizes relations between Union and its external partners. Thus, the structural obstacles to development, which are the and intolerable constraints imposed by international financial institutions. matters cannot continue to be considered as tabooed our countries and the Union. At all events, the right of the Algerian people to future for itself, with foreign interference, is only intangible but a guarantee efficacy for any solution. Cohn-Bendit Madam President, when horror reaches such degree, reason often fails to accompany our actions. Here, we as to give lessons not our duty. With we lessons on South Africa. we giving And we to give lessons on well, we are giving lessons Algeria. Let us stop of the Council, stop, in your naivety, which the naivety of French foreign policy, saying:'Everything fine in Algeria - things are going in the right direction'. A has just by Graham Fuller, who was the former CIA for the Middle East, which he explains that American policy aims for victory the I would to know what and democratic countries in Algeria. There same political as Afghanistan, played the integrists, with the broken we about. On the other hand, is we are on the side of the Algerian victims and
ly, the condemnation of terrorIsm must be tOtal, nOt oNly WiTh reGard To the perpetratORs of The crimes committed, but aLso wiTh REgarD To Those Who finaNCe AND juStIfY thEm. pLaCing aLl tHe partiEs involved In tHiS conflict on tHE sAme footing, As iN point 8, is to coNsiDer the MuRdeRErs as PolIticaL interLOcutorS. That is unAcCEptablE, As are thE PReSencE and activity in broAD dAYlight of some of These fInANcIAL paRtnErs in the MeMbEr StaTEs. These NEtWORKs mUSt be dismantleD.
We can thus hELp tHe AlgeRiAn pEOple by EncouRaGIng The dialogue CurrEntly engaGed witH The poliTIcal and Social ForCes WhicH CoNdEmn TeRRorISm, So tHAt lEgislatiVe ElEctioNs maY BE HEld aNd fAvouR the pRocess of transItiOn.
ThE memBer StAtes aNd thE EUropeAn UnioN shouLd Effectively suppOrt tHe eonomic RecOvEry Of algerIA. The opEniNg oF negotiAtions fOR an AsSOCIaTion agreement can heLp, PROvIded we go Beyond THe FrEE trade loGiC whIch tOO FrequEntlY ChAracteriZes relATiOnS betweeN tHe EuroPeAn UNioN and iTS extErnal pArtners.
THus, we MUst remove the stRUctural obstacLEs TO DeVElopMenT, which are thE debT And iNtolERaBle FInancIal coNsTRaINts imposed by internaTiOnal fiNanciAl institutionS. These mattERS Cannot coNtinUE tO Be considered as TabooEd by our couNTries and The UnIon.
At all Events, the RIGht of the algEriAn pEopLE To Decide its futuRE For iTsElf, with No fOreign iNteRfeRenCe, iS nOt only an iNtangiblE pRiNcIpLe bUt alsO A guarantEe Of eFfIcaCy for ANy soluTion.

COhn-BEnDiT
madAm PresiDEnT, WHen hOrRoR reaCheS sUch a dEgreE, ReaSon ofteN fails to aCcoMPany OuR aCtions. HEre, we are behavInG as if to givE lEssOns was NOT our duty. with reason, we gave lessons ON South AFriCa. WitH reaSon, we are gIviNg lessOns ON TurkeY. And if We wisHeD to GIVe lesSONs On ALgEria, well, we ARE giVing lEsSons On AlgerIa. Let us stop lying to EAch Other.
RepresenTatIve oF THe couNCiL, StoP, iN YouR NAivety, which is thE naivety of frENcH foreign poLIcy, SaYing:'EveRything Is finE In AlgerIa - things aRe going in ThE rigHT DirEction'.
A booK has just Been publiSHed, by gRaHam FuLleR, who waS tHe fOrmer cIA offICiaL for tHe MiddLe east, in Which He Explains That American policy aims fOr victOry by The fIS. I would LikE To kNow what WeSterN and democrAtiC coUntriEs wANt in ALgerIA. THerE Is the Same POlitical fRAmEwoRK As In AfghanistAN, WHerE the AMerICans plAyed The integrists, with THe broken pots we Know ABOut.
on tHE othEr Hand, it is clear tHat We ARE on the siDe Of the AlgeriAn victimS aND
ly, the condemnation of te rrorism mu st be  to tal ,notonly  with regard t o  the  perpetrators of the c rimes  c o mmit t ed , but  also w i th r ega rd  t o t ho s ewho f ina nce and  justify t hem .Placing allt he  parties i nvo lved in this  co nflict  o n t h e sam e f ootin g, asi n poin t 8, is t oc onside r  the mu r d er ersas political inte r lo c utors. That is  unacc ep t ab l e , a s a re the pre se nce a n d activ i ty i n  br o ad daylight o f some of t h ese  finan ci alp artner s inth e  Me mber States . Th ese netwo rks mu s t be di s mantled .
We c anthu s he l pth e A lg e ria n  p eop l e b y encour ag in g the  dia l o g u e cu rre ntly  enga ged with thepol itic a l a nd so cialforc es  whic h cond emn t er rorism, so that  leg islativeele ct ion smay b e  heldand  fa vour th e proce s s o ft r a ns ition.
The MemberSt a t es  and the  Europ e an  U n ion shou ld  ef fect i v ely s uppo r tthe eono mic re c ov er y of Al ge ria. T he  op eni ng of nego tiatio ns for a n ass o ciation agreem e nt can help,p ro v i de d  wegobeyond thefree trad e lo g ic  wh i ch to o fre qu e nt l y characterizes rel at ions b etwee n the Europea n Union an d i ts exter nalp ar t ners.
Thus, we  must  remove th e  structu ral o bstacles  to devel o p ment, wh ich  ar e t hed e bt  and intolera b l e fi na ncial c ons traints  im pos edbyin ternation al finan ci al  i ns tit ution s . Thesema tte rs  ca nnotc ontinu e tobe c on si d ere d as ta b oo e d  byou rcoun tri es  andtheU nio n.
At a ll events , t h e ri gh tof theAlgerian peop le  to decide  i tsfuture f or itsel f, with no foreign inte r ference , i s not  onl y an inta ngi ble pr inc i ple bu t also  a gu ar ant e e  of e f f ic acy  f or any sol u t ion .

Co hn -Ben dit
Mad am President, when hor ror reaches s uch  a d e g re e,r ea s onof t enf a ils to accompan y our acti on s .Here, we a r e b eh aving a s if to  give lessons  was notour duty.  W ithr e aso n, we gave  lessons  on South Afric a .Withrea son, w eare  givi ng les s ons  on T urkey.  A nd ifwe wi sh ed to gi ve lessons on Algeria,well,we ar e g iving les son s  on  Algeria.  Let  us stop l yin g t o eac h o t her.Repr e se nta t ive o f th e  Council, st op, i nyour naivet y , whi ch is  th e  naive ty o f French foreignp olicy, saying: 'Eve r y thi ngi s fi ne  in Algeria -thi ng s are goin gin the righ t direct io n '.
Abook h as jus t beenp u bl i shed,by G rah am Fuller , w ho was the  f or m er CIA  off ic ial fo r theM iddl e East, in which h e exp l a ins t h atAmeri ca n polic y  aim s for vict ory by theFIS. I  wou ld li ke to k no w what  We st ern and de m ocratic c ountr ies wan tin A lge ria. T here i s the  sam epol itical fr a m ew o rk  a s  in  Afg hanis ta n, w here theA mericans  pl a yed the  i nte g r ists,w it h the broken  po ts we k now about. On t h eo therhand,it isclear t h atwe  are on  th e side of t he Algeri a n v ic tims  and
ly, the_condemnation of_terrorism must be total,_not only_with_regard to_the_perpetrators of the_crimes committed, but_also with regard to_those who finance_and_justify them. Placing all the parties involved in this conflict on the same footing,_as_in point_8,_is_to consider the murderers as_political interlocutors. That is unacceptable,_as are_the presence and activity in broad daylight of_some_of these financial_partners in the Member States. These networks must be_dismantled.
We can thus help the Algerian_people by encouraging_the_dialogue_currently engaged with the_political and social forces which condemn_terrorism, so that legislative elections may_be held and favour the process of_transition.
The Member States and the European_Union should effectively support the_eonomic recovery_of Algeria. The opening of_negotiations for an_association agreement_can help, provided_we go beyond the free trade_logic which too_frequently characterizes relations between the European_Union_and its external_partners.
Thus,_we_must remove_the structural obstacles_to_development, which_are_the debt and intolerable financial constraints_imposed_by international financial institutions. These matters cannot_continue to be considered_as_tabooed by our countries_and the Union.
At all events,_the right of the Algerian people_to decide_its future_for itself, with no foreign interference, is not only an intangible_principle but also a guarantee of_efficacy for any solution.

Cohn-Bendit
Madam_President, when_horror_reaches such a_degree,_reason often_fails to accompany our actions. Here, we_are behaving_as if to give lessons was_not our duty. With_reason,_we gave lessons on South Africa._With reason, we are giving lessons_on Turkey. And if we_wished_to_give lessons on Algeria, well,_we are giving lessons on Algeria._Let us stop_lying to each other.
Representative of the Council,_stop,_in your naivety, which is the_naivety_of French foreign policy, saying:'Everything is_fine_in_Algeria - things are going_in the right direction'.
A book has_just been published, by Graham Fuller, who was the_former CIA official_for the Middle East, in_which_he_explains that American policy aims for victory by the FIS._I would_like to know_what Western and democratic countries want in Algeria. There is_the same political framework as in Afghanistan,_where the Americans played the integrists, with the broken pots we_know about.
On the other hand, it is clear_that we are on the side of_the Algerian victims and