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EU: MEPs reject report on factors favouring the support for terrorism and recruitment of terrorists

01 February 2008

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"MEPs rejected a report on factors favouring the support for terrorism and recruitment of terrorists. A lack of consensus among the main political groups regarding the best instruments to fight radicalisation led to MEPs rejecting the report as a whole with 241 votes in favour 332 against and 87 abstentions."

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