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In reply to the discussion: ‘Assange won’t come’: Swedish MPs urge end to whistleblower case [View all]struggle4progress
(125,677 posts)50. 2. Denial of refueling at Lisbon:
Portuguese Reports:
Portugal "lamenta incómodo" causado a Evo Morales mas afasta responsabilidades
Alexandre Martins
03/07/2013 - 13:53
Ministério dos Negócios Estrangeiros cancelou aterragem e sobrevoo do avião do Presidente da Bolívia na segunda-feira "por considerações técnicas", mas voltou a autorizar sobrevoo no mesmo dia. Acusa Bolívia de insistir "num procedimento que teria violado a soberania portuguesa"
http://www.publico.pt/mundo/noticia/portugal-lamenta-incomodo-do-presidente-evo-morales-mas-nega-responsabilidades-1599129
... In a statement, the press office .. asserts the flight plan of the aircraft Falcon 900EX Bolivian Air Force was authorized by the Portuguese authorities on 28 June for a trip of President Evo Morales to Russia with stopovers in Lisbon for both trips -- La Paz / Moscow and Moscow / La Paz. This authorization was "canceled due to technical considerations" on Monday, July 1, one day before the return trip to Evo Morales to his country. "In response to the Bolivian authorities' request for clarification, received at 19h19 that day, they were informed at 21:10 that technical considerations did not preclude overflight of national airspace, and new authorization for overflight was expressly granted. Landing was impossible due to technical considerations ... Bolivian authorities continued to insist on landing in Lisbon" ... Bolivia submitted a new flight plan late Tuesday afternoon, with passage through Portuguese airspace and landing for refueling in Las Palmas, Spain ...
Alexandre Martins
03/07/2013 - 13:53
Ministério dos Negócios Estrangeiros cancelou aterragem e sobrevoo do avião do Presidente da Bolívia na segunda-feira "por considerações técnicas", mas voltou a autorizar sobrevoo no mesmo dia. Acusa Bolívia de insistir "num procedimento que teria violado a soberania portuguesa"
http://www.publico.pt/mundo/noticia/portugal-lamenta-incomodo-do-presidente-evo-morales-mas-nega-responsabilidades-1599129
... In a statement, the press office .. asserts the flight plan of the aircraft Falcon 900EX Bolivian Air Force was authorized by the Portuguese authorities on 28 June for a trip of President Evo Morales to Russia with stopovers in Lisbon for both trips -- La Paz / Moscow and Moscow / La Paz. This authorization was "canceled due to technical considerations" on Monday, July 1, one day before the return trip to Evo Morales to his country. "In response to the Bolivian authorities' request for clarification, received at 19h19 that day, they were informed at 21:10 that technical considerations did not preclude overflight of national airspace, and new authorization for overflight was expressly granted. Landing was impossible due to technical considerations ... Bolivian authorities continued to insist on landing in Lisbon" ... Bolivia submitted a new flight plan late Tuesday afternoon, with passage through Portuguese airspace and landing for refueling in Las Palmas, Spain ...
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Agree...What is the Purpose...it's just to Jail Him...without Interview about the Charges!
KoKo
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#15
No one confines St Julian to the embassy: he went there voluntarily, jumping bail in the process,
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#21
Unfortunately, sabrina, in my experience, you are an extraordinarily unreliable source: much of
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#31
Do feel free to provide your own attempt at unbiased fact-based discussion
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#44
The point is that the interview with Assange will allow the prosecutor to determine
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No. Assange's lawyers could have made that forward-rendition argument in the UK courts but
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#20
St Julian has already said repeatedly that he won't leave the Sanctuary of Blessed Ecuador
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#18
I merely urged you to review the actual court documents in the Assange extradition case, before
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"No one who disagrees with me has any character, honesty, or seriousness"
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Here's the simplest explanation, requiring no paranoid hallucinations:
struggle4progress
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#67
So after the plane landed, Portugal and Spain said it was a misunderstanding, France
MannyGoldstein
Feb 2014
#54
Portugal and Spain's "apologies" were "we regret any misunderstanding/inconvenience but
struggle4progress
Feb 2014
#56
France admitted a delay in allowing the airspace request, but it may make sense
struggle4progress
Feb 2014
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