These are 29 MPs who voted against Kosovo membership in KiE

Of the 29 deputies who voted against Kosovo membership, seven were from Serbia, seven from Spain three from Hungary, two from France, two from Bosnia and Herzegovina, one from Montenegro, one from France, one from Cyprus, one from Italy, one from Germany, two from Cyprus...

Serbia had proposed several changes in the text for the recommendation that Kosovo be accepted into this organisation, but that it was rejected by the Committee for Political Affairs and Democracy in the Council of Europe.

Against that, none of the amendments proposed by Serbia were adopted.

These delegates voted against Kosovo in KiE

Harald W EYEL ) Germany: European Conservator Group and Democratic Alliance

Emmanuel F ERNANDES ) France: United European Left Group

Anne STAMBACH-TERRENOIR France: United European Left Group

Branislav BORENOVIA (Bosnia and Herzegovina, EPP/ CD)

Snječana NOVAKOVI growth

Maya VUUCIUVI) ) Montenegro: Members Not a Political Group

Sergio GUTIÉRREZ PRIETO ) Spain: Group of Socialists, Democrats and Greens

Mariaa FERNÁNDEZ Spain: Group of Socialists, Democrats and Greens

Carmel LEYTE ledhe: European People's Party Group

Antonio GUTIÉRREREZ LIMONES Spain: Group of Socialists, Democrats and Greens

Pablo HISPÁN Spain: European People's Party Group

Gonzalo ROBLES Spain: European People's Party Group

José María SÁNCHEZ GARC A Spain: European Conservator Group and Democratic Alliance

Jelena MILO '%VI) ) Serbia: Group of Socialists, Democrats and Greens

Aleksandar MIRKOVIA ) Serbia: European People's Party Group

Serbia: Members Not a Political Group

Biljana PANTICE PIJAH ) Serbia: European People's Party Group

Vladimir ) OR '%VI) ) Serbia: Members Not a Political Group

Elvira KOVÁCS ) Serbia: European People's Party Group

Dune SIMONOVIA BRUCH ) Serbia: Group of Socialists, Democrats and Greens

László T OROCZKAI Hungary: Members Not a Political Group

Zoltán BúNA European Conservator Group and Democratic Alliance

Zsolt NÉMETH ) Hungary's National Assembly

Dimitri COIN '%A: European Conservator Group and Democratic Alliance

Nina KASIMATI Greece: United European Left Group

George LOUCAIDES Cyprus: United European Left Group

Christiana EROTOCRIOU Cyprus: Group of Socialists, Democrats and Greens

After the Parliamentary Assembly vote, the issue goes into the hands of the Council of Europe foreign ministers, who must ultimately decide whether Kosovo will become the organisation's newest member.

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