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[Cliff]

Britain has not paid any amount to the Republic of Cyprus,
adding that this failure to pay ''amounts to a violation of the
Treaty of Establishment on behalf of the British side.'' House
President Demetris Christofias, speaking at the plenary
session, expressed the general wish of all political forces for
the dissolution of the British Bases in Cyprus, adding that the
issue must be examined in depth and be decided on collectively.
''We do not exercise sovereignty on the Bases' territory. We
question, rightly, the sovereignty on behalf of the British on
the Bases,'' he added. Christofias said ''we certainly want the
dissolution of the Bases, but how and when and the rest we must
look into responsibly, for the financial issues and everything,
and for the issue of sovereignty, because we do not exercise
sovereignty, they claim that they have the sovereignty, so
these things must be clarified.''

[Cliff]

BASE IN ADANA FOR USA, BASES IN CYPRUS FOR UK & US, WHERE WILL THIS END UNTIL THE DOG FIGHT IS OVER AND US & UK TAKE EVERYTHING?

[phoenix]

Could Cyprus not exercise some EU rights over this?

Surely one EU country cannot have Bases in another EU country without the full support of the host or with the fulfillment of contractual obligations, like paying rent or have a right to termination of contracts.

[Bananiot]

May be Spain knows a think or two on this one.

[Viewpoint]

Could Cyprus not exercise some EU rights over this?

Surely one EU country cannot have Bases in another EU country without the full support of the host or with the fulfillment of contractual obligations, like paying rent or have a right to termination of contracts.

No money until a solution as they do not view just GCs as their landlords, the "RoC" is missing its TC element and for them invalid until we agree a solution.

[phoenix]

Do you mean regarding the Rock of Gibraltar?

[phoenix]

Could Cyprus not exercise some EU rights over this?

Surely one EU country cannot have Bases in another EU country without the full support of the host or with the fulfillment of contractual obligations, like paying rent or have a right to termination of contracts.

No money until a solution as they do not view just GCs as their landlords, the "RoC" is missing its TC element and for them invalid until we agree a solution.

What a load of rubbish you do talk sometimes.

The RoC is as recognised as the government of Cyprus same as it was in 1964 when presumably they did pay rent.

Both parties have to fulfill their contractual obligations no matter, and since the RoC is still entertaining their presence they are fulfilling their part of it so the UK have to pay or leave.

If you rent a property from a couple and they divorce, you don't stop paying rent.

[boomerang]

Could Cyprus not exercise some EU rights over this?

Surely one EU country cannot have Bases in another EU country without the full support of the host or with the fulfillment of contractual obligations, like paying rent or have a right to termination of contracts.

No money until a solution as they do not view just GCs as their landlords, the "RoC" is missing its TC element and for them invalid until we agree a solution.

I see santa didn't bring you any intelligence in his sack, rather more stupidity...refer to the EU membership as they, the UK, voted to let the RoC in as a whole...

[Viewpoint]

Could Cyprus not exercise some EU rights over this?

Surely one EU country cannot have Bases in another EU country without the full support of the host or with the fulfillment of contractual obligations, like paying rent or have a right to termination of contracts.

No money until a solution as they do not view just GCs as their landlords, the "RoC" is missing its TC element and for them invalid until we agree a solution.

I see santa didn't bring you any intelligence in his sack, rather more stupidity...refer to the EU membership as they, the UK, voted to let the RoC in as a whole...

No Solution = No Money

Silly person we do not celebrate christmas, and Santa (Noel Baba) visits us on new years eve so havent got my presents yet.

[Viewpoint]

Could Cyprus not exercise some EU rights over this?

Surely one EU country cannot have Bases in another EU country without the full support of the host or with the fulfillment of contractual obligations, like paying rent or have a right to termination of contracts.

No money until a solution as they do not view just GCs as their landlords, the "RoC" is missing its TC element and for them invalid until we agree a solution.

What a load of rubbish you do talk sometimes.

The RoC is as recognised as the government of Cyprus same as it was in 1964 when presumably they did pay rent.

Both parties have to fulfill their contractual obligations no matter, and since the RoC is still entertaining their presence they are fulfilling their part of it so the UK have to pay or leave.

If you rent a property from a couple and they divorce, you don't stop paying rent.

Do you think your greedy leaders have not tried to suck this money into your economy before? they got jack shit, the Brits said they cannot just pay GCs and offered to pay 70% to GCs & 30% to TCs but GCs wanted it all and refused the deal because they did not want us to benefit.