"lamentation" in Spanish

In paragraph 8, we witness a lamentation that Germany will lose seats.

The Renault case gives us cause for concern, but lamentations are not enough.

Atmospheric pollution causes anguish to our fellow citizens and there is no question of our being content with lamentations.

This Parliament may ignore the wishes and lamentations of the European citizen, but I certainly do not.

An analysis of the situation must not, therefore, be based on ethnographic conclusions, and even less on humanitarian lamentation, but on geopolitical factors.

Our resolutions are in increasing danger of becoming a general lament.

In preparing this regulation we held hearings that were, in truth, one uninterrupted lament.

If so, I think this is lamentable and lament it.

All we can do is lament the indifference shown by the major international institutions.

Please let this not be yet another sector where we subsequently have to lament the lack of enforcement.

You lament the fact, Mr Abitbol, that the Union has a single negotiator.

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So let us either lament or pretend to rejoice, let us celebrate this great event which is actually just a perfectly empty great event.

For years we have been lamenting the absence of a union movement able to face up to undertakings pursuing a multinational strategy.

I think we can all readily comprehend what it means when, in a particular town, not one single family is not lamenting a victim, and most of those families have lost children.