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En este momento, nos llegan noticias muy preocupantes desde Zimbabue.
Éstas indican que la democracia podría correr peligro.
Los fallos judiciales son ignorados. Espero sinceramente que el fallo que se ha producido hace aproximadamente una hora, conforme al cual, la policía debe desalojar a los ocupantes de las granjas, no se ignore esta vez, como lamentablemente ha sucedido con otros fallos judiciales. Resulta todavía más grave que personas inocentes sean importunadas sin que haya motivo para ello.
La única razón que podría existir es que sean contrarias al Gobierno del Presidente Mugabe.
Todo esto, señor Presidente, favorece la anarquía y ésta constituye una amenaza para la democracia y, además, podría resultar peligrosa para toda la región.
Creo, por ello, que deben celebrarse elecciones cuanto antes, preferiblemente bajo la supervisión de observadores internacionales, de forma que todos queden convencidos de que se han desarrollado de la forma más limpia posible. La reforma agraria es necesaria.
Hay muchos granjeros sin tierra en Zimbabue, hay muchos parados. No obstante, ésta debe realizarse de forma legal.
Sobre todo, no puede organizarse conforme a criterios raciales y, ciertamente, los dignatarios políticos, del partido que sea, no deben tener prioridad a la hora de repartir la tierra.
Me referiré por último a la guerra que en este momento también asola a una determinada parte de África.
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At the moment we are receiving very alarming reports from Zimbabwe.
There are clear signs that democracy in that country could be in jeopardy.
The court rulings were ignored. I sincerely hope that the ruling that was taken about an hour ago, that the police must act against those occupying the farms, will not be ignored this time, as was unfortunately the case with other court rulings.
What is more serious is the fact that innocent people are being beaten for no apparent reason. The only possible reason for this is that they oppose the government of President Mugabe.
All this, Mr President, is a recipe for anarchy and a threat to democracy that could endanger the entire region.
We therefore believe that elections must be held as quickly as possible, preferably under the supervision of international observers so that everyone can be satisfied that they are held as fairly as possible. Land reform is necessary.
There are many landless farmers and unemployed people in Zimbabwe.
It must, however, take place lawfully. Above all, it should not occur along racial lines and it must certainly not be the case that holders of political office of whatever party be given priority in the distribution of land. Finally I should like to say something about the war that is currently raging in a certain part of Africa.