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\u00abIt is right to open the European doors to Ukraine and other Eastern European countries that have the same aspiration for freedom and democracy. It is wrong to belittle the complexity of this process \u00bb. Because “entry is anything but simple”. There are many delays to be bridged to adapt to the required standards, as is the potential impact of a new enlargement on the very structure of the EU. For this, writes the secretary of the Democratic Party Enrico Letta in an intervention in Corriere, it is necessary to immediately create “a European Confederation, made up of 27 member states, Ukraine, Georgia and Moldavia, and then North Macedonia, Serbia, Montenegro , Albania, Bosnia and Kosovo. A twofold result would be obtained. Ukraine and the other waiting countries could participate in European public life and have subjectivity in a common political and strategic space. At the same time, the ordered path of EU accession would continue, without forcing and with the right timing \u201d.<\/p>\n
Letta explains that the European enlargement after 1989 continued \u201cwithout vision. Great promises in the beginning; then years of cold showers; finally, acceleration. The result? The resentment of some, the newcomers, and the distrust of the others, the old members. The subsequent events in Hungary, Poland or the Visegrad group testify to this \u00bb.<\/p>