Thanx for coming, Mr.President, but, Here's you hat, what's your hurry?

Panama, Friday, March 7, 2008

CONFLICT. REUNION DURÓ 40 MINUTES.

Panama keeps distance

When the President of Ecuador spoke to the press, Torrijos had left. The chancellor accompanied him.

The agent Rafael Correa said that if left unchecked Alvaro Uribe, the region cry tears of blood.

La Prensa / JORGE FERNANDEZ

JOSE QUINTERO DE LEON
Jquintero at prensa.com

Dialogue and peaceful solution. That was the response received by the president of Ecuador, Rafael Correa, the Panamanian Government after his regional tour seeking support to achieve at the summit of the Rio Group a resolution strongly condemning the Colombian military incursion into the territory of Ecuador.

From the steps of the Palais de las Garzas, an exalted Correa urged Panama and Latin America to close ranks to curb the president Alvaro Uribe. Otherwise, he warned: "Latin America will mourn tears of blood."

Correa arrived at the palace at 5:15 pm came from Nicaragua, where she managed to bring that country's president, Daniel Ortega, break relations with Colombia and arengara against Uribe, as he has done the Venezuelan Hugo Chavez.

After about 40 minutes talking with the president, Martin Torrijos, fell and publicly accused the Colombian Government of defiling and bombard the Ecuadorian territory. Now only accompanying Chancellor Lewis Navarro, who kept away.

Bad machine translation courtesy of Google.

Spanish at www.prensa.com

Newsflash - Panama Does Not Break Diplomatic Relations with Colombia
Friday, March 07 2008 at 12:56 AM EST
Contributed by: Don Winner
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By DON WINNER for www.Panama-Guide.com

Ecuador's President Rafael Correa visited Panama yesterday as part of a regional sweep to complain about Colombia's raid into Ecuadorian territory to kill FARC guerrilla commander Raul Reyes.

Today Nicaragua also severed diplomatic relations with Colombia in support. The news flash is that during their conversations here in Panama, Martin Torrijos probably listened to Correa and then said no, Panama will not be falling in line.

Here's the truth and fact - Reyes was a murderous narco-terrorist, directly responsible for the deaths of thousands in Colombia. Hugo Chavez needs a regional war to remain in power, and to attempt to realize his vision of recreating a Bolivarian Pan-Latino state based on a communistic model. It's not going to work, but there is a good possibility thousands might die while he tries to make it happen.

Chavez is very, very dangerous.

Copyright 2008 by Don Winner for Panama-Guide.com. Go ahead and use whatever you like as long as you credit the source. Salud.

By sloopskipper on Mar 7, 2008, 15:29 in Politics & the war.

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lpdiver says on Mar 7, 2008, 17:08: HUH? Have anyone translation please English? t "cook some rice!" 0 funny, 0 helpful.

drucifer says on Mar 7, 2008, 20:29: Does anyone have a link to the video of the entire cumbre? gracias! 0 funny, 0 helpful.

billyb says on Mar 7, 2008, 20:33: "Correa arrived at the palace at 5:15 pm came from Nicaragua, where SHE managed ...." You have to agree with Jose Quintero, correa did act like a SHE, jajaja. 0 funny, 0 helpful.

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