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8 July
Mavridis called for intervention regarding Cyprus and condemned an event featuring 'mayors' from the pseudo-state.
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Cypriot MEP Costas Mavridis has raised concerns in the European Parliament regarding an event held on its premises that featured individuals presented as "mayors" of the self-proclaimed Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus. During his intervention at the beginning of a plenary session in Strasbourg, Mavridis condemned the participation of these individuals, questioning the legitimacy of their titles and the implications of such presentations for the ongoing Cyprus issue.
Mavridis, representing the Democratic Party and aligned with the Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats, further stated that this incident was not isolated, indicating that a specific MEP had previously facilitated similar events. His remarks highlight the importance of proper terminology in discussions related to Cyprus, emphasizing that recognizing individuals as officials of the breakaway entity undermines Cyprus's sovereignty. The matter refocuses attention on how European institutions engage with the political realities related to the divided island.
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