humanist wrote:Not many of us would be bothered either. What the hec some of the properties will never be claimed because the one's who have knowledge of the system have passed on in Australia, Britain and other nations that their children will not bother claiming anything back.
humanist wrote:If you guys want unification and a share of the European natin of Cyprus you better chuck him out.Reports: Talat snubs UN dinner with Cyprus President
By Alethea Reynolds 08.JUN.08
The fallout over a memorandum signed between the government and Britain could lead to the cancellation of a social dinner organised by UN official Lynn Pascoe.
CyBC state radio reported that the Turkish Cypriot leader Mehmet Ali Talat has refused to attend the dinner, which was billed as a "social gathering" of Talat, President Christofias and Lynn Pascoe and was to take place on June 17.
According to BRT in northern Cyprus, Mr Talat has said the memorandum would harm the common views reached between him and President Christofias.
Mr Talat strongly condemned Britain, saying this kind of an approach would not help find a comprehensive solution to the Cyprus problem.
He also added that the Turkish Cypriot Side is against Britain’s recent attitude towards the Cyprus problem.
On Thursday, British Prime Minister Gordon Brown and President Demetris Christofias signed a memorandum of understanding which made a reference to "a federation based on a bi-communal and bi-zonal structure".
http://www.famagusta-gazette.com/defaul ... etail=3502
bill cobbett wrote:I think a mistake has been made by the northern community in their choice of Mr T as spokesperson. He's out of his depth.
My northern brothers and sisters, please, please enlarge the door to the negotiation room and bring back a heavyweight Cypriot, Mr Donktosh Snr.
Take note that you can speak for yourself but please don’t throw around statements like that on behalf of all other Greek Cypriots. Property of deceased refugees is automatically transferable to their children and fully entitled to it.
Presidential Spokesman Hasan Ercakica has said that the preparation works are continuing for the visit the UN Under - Secretary for General Affairs Lynn Pascoe is thinking to realize to the island and added that the meetings and social activities to be held will be determined as a result of these works been carrying out.
Mr. Ercakica’s words came out while he responded to Greek Cypriot media claims that the Turkish side has refused Mr. Pascoe’s dinner invitation to be taking place with the participation of two leaders as a reaction to UN secretary General’s latest report to the Security Council on the work of the UNFICYP and the memorandum signed between the Greek Cypriot Administration and Britain.
Explaining that the preparation works for Pascoe’s visit are continuing, he said as announced on Tuesday the meetings and social activities to be held will be determined as a result of these works been carrying out.
He stressed that at this stage it is not possible to talk about any definite meeting or dinner.
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