At
UN,
Nicaragua
Targeted by
Letter from
Colombia,
Costa Rica,
Jamaica &
Panama?
By
Matthew
Russell Lee
UNITED
NATIONS,
September 23
-- After UN
Secretary
General Ban
Ki-moon met
with
Colombia's
president Juan
Manuel Santos
Calderón,
Ban's office
issued a
read-out
including that
"President
Santos
hand-delivered
a letter, also
signed by
Costa Rica,
Jamaica and
Panama,
concerning
maritime
issues in the
Caribbean
Sea."
Inner
City Press
made
inquiries,
including to
Ban's
spokesperson's
office,
a "short and
simple
question: did
President
Santos of
Colombia
give the SG a
letter? If so,
did it assert
that Nicaragua
is
'expansionist'?"
Ban's
Spokeperson's
Office
replied,
From:
UN
Spokesperson -
Do Not Reply
[at] un.org
Date: Mon, Sep
23, 2013
at 4:23 PM
Subject:
Questions
To:
Matthew.Lee
[at]
innercitypress.com
Your
question
on Colombia:
Please
see
below the
readout
issued. It is
for the Member
States
mentioned
to decide
whether they
disclose the
contents of
the letter.
Readout
of
the
Secretary-General’s
meeting with
H.E. Mr. Juan
Manuel Santos
Calderón,
President of
the Republic
of Colombia
The
Secretary-General
met with the
President of
Colombia, Mr
Juan Manuel
Santos. They
discussed the
on-going peace
process
between the
Government of
Colombia and
the
Revolutionary
Armed Forces
of Colombia
(FARC).
They
also
discussed
Colombia’s
progress on
the MDG’s as
well as its
contribution
to building a
post-2015
development
agenda.
President
Santos
hand-delivered
a letter, also
signed by
Costa Rica,
Jamaica
and Panama,
concerning
maritime
issues in the
Caribbean Sea.
23
September
2013
Your
question
on briefings
in Room S-310:
please direct
your question
to
UNCA.
Politics,
politics.
The letter, we
surmise,
concerns the
International
Court of
Justice case.
And on the faux "UN
briefing" in
UN Room
S-310, click
here.
Watch this
site.
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