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UN Guterres Praises Abiy Who Refuses Tigray Talks As Soto Nino No Answer Stealing Money

By Matthew Russell Lee, Patreon
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SDNY COURTHOUSE, Nov 27 – While the UN belatedly admits and expresses concern that Tigrayan troops in the UN Peacekeeping Mision in South Sudan were suddenly "repatriated" -- the same thing the UN does for troops from Cameroon when they are charged with rape in the Central African Republic -- its Secretary General Antonio Guterres who refuses Press questions now on November 27 has a canned statement, not through vacationing Stephane Dujarric or the spokesperson on duty, Florencia Soto Nino, but deputy rape denier Farhan Haq:

"In response to questions on the situation in Ethiopia, the Spokesperson had the following to say: "The Secretary-General continues to closely follow developments in the Tigray region of Ethiopia as well as its regional impact. He welcomes the meeting today between Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed and the African Union Special Envoys. The Secretary-General offers the full support of the United Nations to the African Union initiative and urges the parties to embrace this vital opportunity to peacefully resolve the conflict.        The Secretary-General underlines the need to ensure the protection of civilians, human rights and access for humanitarian assistance to the affected areas and appreciates the statement by Prime Minister Abiy today reaffirming the Federal Government’s utmost commitment to these obligations.      Farhan Haq, Spokesperson for the Secretary-General   New York, 27 November 2020." Guterres is a liar, and the spokespeople particularly Florencia Soto Nino Martinez, ostensibly on duty today but not answering even one of Inner City Press' questions unlike even WHO, is stealing public money. Watch this site.

"The Secretary-General is deeply concerned over the unfolding situation in the Tigray region of Ethiopia and its surrounding area. Amid reports of a potential military offensive into the regional capital of Mekelle, he urges the leaders of Ethiopia to do everything possible to protect civilians, uphold human rights and ensure humanitarian access for the provision of much-needed assistance. He also calls for the free and safe movement of people searching for safety and assistance, regardless of their ethnic identity, across both national and international borders. Stephane Dujarric, Spokesman for the Secretary-General."

Dujarric has refused all Press questions about Ethiopia, and Cameroon, and Guterres' son Pedro Guimarães e Melo De Oliveira Guterres doing business in Africa while his father is UNSG.

Today's UN is corrupt and has not credibility.

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