Francia califica de "muy graves" los incidentes en El Aaiún
El ministro de Exteriores, Bernard Kouchner pide explicaciones al embajador marroquí por la expulsión de un parlamentario galo
AGENCIAS / EL PAÍS - Madrid - 09/11/2010
http://www.elpais.com/articulo/internacional/Francia/califica/graves/incidentes/Aaiun/elpepuint/20101109elpepuint_11/Tes
France described as "very serious" incident in LaayouneThe Foreign Minister Bernard Kouchner Moroccan Ambassador asked for an explanation for the expulsion of an MP Gallo
AGENCIES / COUNTRY - Madrid - 09/11/2010
France has described today as "very serious" clashes in Laayoune. Foreign Minister, Bernard Kouchner, has reaffirmed during a control session of Congress to support a solution based on the Moroccan proposal for autonomy for the former Spanish colony.
In response to a question by Communist deputy, Jean-Paul Lecoq, who was expelled from Morocco yesterday after trying to get to Laayoune, the minister said they had requested explanations from the Moroccan ambassador to France. "It is unacceptable for an elected representative of the nation to be expelled and the territory of a friendly country which rather admired the progress toward democracy," he said after regretted "the way it was expelled from the Moroccan territory."
On the background of the conflict and the UN-sponsored talks between Morocco and the Polisario Front, the French foreign minister said he expects "this problem which has lasted for 35 years can be resolved, fixed, at least discussed."
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The Minister of Foreign Affairs, Trinidad Jimenez, on tour in South America, said today he expects an investigation "with due guarantees" about the incidents in Laayoune. "We reiterate the hope that is the UN that reaching agreement between the parties," said Jimenez told reporters in Bolivia, reports the envoy, Paul X. Sandoval.
The minister reiterated that he regretted the violence recorded after the assault on the camp and assured that the Spanish Interior Minister is in constant contact with his Moroccan counterpart.
"Incomprehensible"
Deputy Secretary General of the Communications of the PP, Esteban Gonzalez Pons, said this morning in Lleida Spain to play their dignity in the Sahara and that it was "incomprehensible" the "indifference" with which the government of Rodriguez Zapatero watch what happens in an area where there are many people with Spanish ID and where there is news "dramatic, troubling and disturbing" reports Lluís Visa.
The Second Deputy Prime, Elena Salgado, said today that the government is doing "what should" to the incidents in Laayoune and continues to "closely" the situation. The President of Castilla-La Mancha, José María Barreda, has joined the defense of executive position in these incidents.
The popular leader has criticized Foreign Minister, Trinidad Jiménez, not in Spain to deal with the problems of the Sahara. "What can not is that from Bolivia just make canutazos to the press," he said. He also noted that it seems incomprehensible "collusion" that the Spanish sample pseudo-democracies in other parts of the world, when not concerned with something as essential as is the defense of human rights and more if they are emotionally linked to Spain As with the Sahrawi people.
For its part, the Basque Government today called for an "independent" investigation into the events and urged the Executive and the European Union to play "a more active role." In this community, the Ertzaintza riot police have made two charges to break up a concentration called front of the consulate of Morocco in Bilbao and have arrested two people.
http://www.elpais.com/articulo/internacional/Francia/califica/graves/incidentes/Aaiun/elpepuint/20101109elpepuint_11/Tes
France described as "very serious" incident in LaayouneThe Foreign Minister Bernard Kouchner Moroccan Ambassador asked for an explanation for the expulsion of an MP Gallo
AGENCIES / COUNTRY - Madrid - 09/11/2010
France has described today as "very serious" clashes in Laayoune. Foreign Minister, Bernard Kouchner, has reaffirmed during a control session of Congress to support a solution based on the Moroccan proposal for autonomy for the former Spanish colony.
In response to a question by Communist deputy, Jean-Paul Lecoq, who was expelled from Morocco yesterday after trying to get to Laayoune, the minister said they had requested explanations from the Moroccan ambassador to France. "It is unacceptable for an elected representative of the nation to be expelled and the territory of a friendly country which rather admired the progress toward democracy," he said after regretted "the way it was expelled from the Moroccan territory."
On the background of the conflict and the UN-sponsored talks between Morocco and the Polisario Front, the French foreign minister said he expects "this problem which has lasted for 35 years can be resolved, fixed, at least discussed."
Security research
The Minister of Foreign Affairs, Trinidad Jimenez, on tour in South America, said today he expects an investigation "with due guarantees" about the incidents in Laayoune. "We reiterate the hope that is the UN that reaching agreement between the parties," said Jimenez told reporters in Bolivia, reports the envoy, Paul X. Sandoval.
The minister reiterated that he regretted the violence recorded after the assault on the camp and assured that the Spanish Interior Minister is in constant contact with his Moroccan counterpart.
"Incomprehensible"
Deputy Secretary General of the Communications of the PP, Esteban Gonzalez Pons, said this morning in Lleida Spain to play their dignity in the Sahara and that it was "incomprehensible" the "indifference" with which the government of Rodriguez Zapatero watch what happens in an area where there are many people with Spanish ID and where there is news "dramatic, troubling and disturbing" reports Lluís Visa.
The Second Deputy Prime, Elena Salgado, said today that the government is doing "what should" to the incidents in Laayoune and continues to "closely" the situation. The President of Castilla-La Mancha, José María Barreda, has joined the defense of executive position in these incidents.
The popular leader has criticized Foreign Minister, Trinidad Jiménez, not in Spain to deal with the problems of the Sahara. "What can not is that from Bolivia just make canutazos to the press," he said. He also noted that it seems incomprehensible "collusion" that the Spanish sample pseudo-democracies in other parts of the world, when not concerned with something as essential as is the defense of human rights and more if they are emotionally linked to Spain As with the Sahrawi people.
For its part, the Basque Government today called for an "independent" investigation into the events and urged the Executive and the European Union to play "a more active role." In this community, the Ertzaintza riot police have made two charges to break up a concentration called front of the consulate of Morocco in Bilbao and have arrested two people.
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