Intervista di Paolo Martini ad Alfredo Mantica sulla campagna Iraq libero del 2003 e le rivelazioni sui colloqui Aznar-Bush Ascolta l’intervista 29 settembre 2007 Paolo Martini. Una dichiarazione nei giorni scorsi dell’onorevole Boniver evocava anche la possibilità – ma questa è una cosa che deve essere giocata dai grandi paesi dell’area – di offrire alla giunta militare un’esilio dorato in un paese vicino, e liberare il Myanmar da questo gruppo di potere e di gestione del potere che vive in condizioni abissalmente superiori rispetto a quelle della popolazione. ... Continua

Intervista di Lorenzo Rendi a Maurizio Molinari sull’ipotesi di esilio per Saddam Hussein nel 2003 Ascolta l’intervista 30 settembre 2007 Lorenzo Rendi. Il quotidiano spagnolo El País ha pubblicato nei giorni scorsi quelli che sono riportati come i verbali riservati di un incontro, di un faccia a faccia tra il presidente americano George W.Bush e l’allora presidente spagnolo Josè Aznar, nel ranch texano di Bush a Crawford, nel febbraio del 2003. ... Continua

Intervista di Paolo Martini ad Emilio Colombo sulla campagna “Iraq libero”, la proposta di esilio di Saddam Hussein, le rivelazioni di questi giorni: che morale trarre? Ascolta l’intervista 29 settembre 2007 Paolo Martini. Siamo con Furio Colombo, con lui vogliamo parlare della questione Iraq, Saddam Hussein ed esilio, dopo le rivelazioni di Luis Aznar premier spagnolo all’epoca della guerra in Iraq. ... Continua

Ascolta l’intervista Martini: *«Parliamo di Birmania, di situazione internazionale, con Margherita Boniver, ex-sottosegretario agli esteri, parlamentare. ... Continua

UAE official: Hussein was open to exile. UAE deal died at Arab League meeting days before Iraq war DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (CNN) — Days before the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq in 2003, Saddam Hussein agreed in principle to accept an offer of exile from the United Arab Emirates, but the deal fell through, a UAE government senior official told CNN. The reported offer came before an emergency Arab League meeting in Egypt in discussions between UAE officials and a Hussein aide, said the senior official, who was then a member of the UAE delegation to the Arab League. The Iraqi president issued conditions, and the proposal went nowhere, the UAE official said. The Hussein aide, Abed Hmoud, is now in jail in Iraq. The UAE official’s account was repeated by another source who attended the Arab League summit and, separately, by a senior UAE government official. ... Continua

Arab leaders are planning to make an 11th-hour attempt to avert war in Iraq by calling for Saddam Hussein to go into exile and spare his country further destruction, according to Western and Arab diplomatic sources. The United States has made clear it would welcome Saddam’s departure. ... Continua

Donald Rumsfeld, the US defence secretary, said yesterday he would be «delighted» if Saddam Hussein fled Iraq and indicated that America was willing to contemplate an immunity deal. As Britain prepared to announce the deployment of armoured forces to the Gulf, and large anti-war protests were held in Washington and other cities across the world, Mr Rumsfeld suggested that Saddam could avert the war by leaving the country. «To avoid a war, I would, personally, recommend that some provision be made so that the senior leadership and their families could be provided haven in some other country», he said. ... Continua

RESOLUTION 1985/39 Member Name E85r039 30 May 1985 25th plenary meeting Situation in Equatorial Guinea The Economic and Social Council, Recalling its resolutions 1982/36 of 7 May 1982, 1983/35 of 27 May 1983 and 1984/36 of 24 May 1984, Bearing in mind Commission on Human Rights resolution 1985/30 of 11 March 1985, Considering that the conclusions and recommendations of the expert appointed by the Secretary-General pursuant to Council resolution 1984/36 of 24 May 1984 concerning his recent mission to Equatorial Guinea indicate that more needs to be done by the United Nations and the Government of Equatorial Guinea to implement and make better use of the plan of action proposed by the United Nations and accepted by the Government of Equatorial Guinea, 1. ... Continua