the view that the debate of what is happening in Libya should be public, use this space for Anyone can see how they behave deputies voted for whom.
For my part, not only shameful rate this debate, but report feeling calm, with my constituents, who never forget when I'm speaking at the Plenary Assembly, for truly feel what I express also my firm belief my voice is that of thousands of Guatemalans, with their vote, we took that position not to be silent, to say what he has to say and defend inalienable principles and positions of decent people.
By asking judges, everyone, whatever comes, I am fully aware that I am submitting also the readers' ability to judge, at the same time.
The session is dated February 24, 2011 and the text is taken from the Journal of Debates of the fehca.
" INITIATIVE STATEMENT ON THE POLITICAL SITUATION IN GAN JAMAHIRITA Arab Jamahiriya", PRESENTED BY MEMBERS OF THE DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE PARLIAMENTARY GROUP AMERICAN PRESIDENT
Dorinda Jayan Marciagas CORTEZ:
I asked to speak Colonel Congressman Grijalva. DEPUTY
GRIJALVA JULIO CESAR:
Thank you Mr. Chairman, this statement brings a rather long preamble, which is why I ask you, obviously to devote myself almost the statement. Jayan Dorinda
CORTEZ PRESIDENT Marciagas: Proceed
gentlemen. JULIO CESAR
GRIJALVA
DEPUTY: Thank you, Mr. President
.
STATEMENT ON THE POLITICAL SITUATION OF THE ARAB REPUBLIC OF LIBYA
WHEREAS: The Central American Parliament
-Parlacen, is a body of approach, analysis and recommendations on political, economic, social and cultural rights of common interest for region
WHEREAS
That the Parliament is a political organ of regional integration, emerged from the peace accords in Central America and therefore committed to peace, respect for human rights, to self-determination of peoples and respect for International Law; empowered to contribute in the search for political solutions to conflicts between nations;
WHEREAS
PARLACEN that is responsible for promoting the consolidation of democracy, peaceful coexistence and security in the region and to recommend to governments the most viable and effective solutions in relation to various matters before it;
CONSIDERING: That
leader Muhammad al-Gaddafi holds power in personal and undemocratic since 1969 and that for most part of that time, the Libyan leader has maintained tight control cracking down on dissidents, but its oil-producing country, is beginning to feel the wave of change that is shaking the Arab countries .
WHEREAS
That, Ban Ki-moon UN secretary general, told media in New York, which wants to ensure that the organization take a stand "firm and consistent" in relation to the profound changes recorded in North Africa and Middle East by popular revolts.
WHEREAS
That day 22 of this month, the Security Council demanded UN Libyan leader Muhammad al-Gaddafi, to put an immediate end to the bloody suppression of popular protests against his regime and urged him to take responsibility for the deaths of hundreds of civilians in the North African country. The 15 members of the highest international safety condemned the violent response of the Libyan regime in a "final" release agreement after a long day of negotiations, which included two closed-door meetings.
WHEREAS
That in general, the international community, and especially the European Union, the United Nations and most of the popularly elected government around the world have denounced the repression unleashed by the Libyan government against its people.
WHEREAS
That the European Union countries closer to Libya, are dreading a high degree that the Libyan government to let out your opponents and that they can come in waves as migrants to Europe.
THEREFORE in exercise of the powers conferred by the Treaty Establishing the Central American Parliament in Article 5, paragraphs "a" and "c" and its Rules of Procedure in Article 96 and 100. RESOLVED
1. Accompany the position that the problems currently afflicting Libya should be settled by the Libyan people, without any foreign interference. In addition, the defense of life is about the investigation and punishment of those responsible for the deaths of hundreds of innocent people.
2. Recommend to the government of Muhammad al-Gaddafi assume that the only solution to the political crisis is an opening for dialogue with opposition factions and end the loss of human lives. History has shown that repression is more hard-not stifle the legitimate demands of a people.
3. Support the statement of the Security Council of the United Nations condemned the violence in Libya, called for their immediate end, called authorities to protect people and peaceful demonstrations, and adopted a statement that it regrets civilian deaths and urged to take steps to meet the legitimate demands of the Libyan people.
4. To appeal to the Libyan authorities to immediately stop using violence against citizens who are manifested in the country and listen to the "legitimate demands" of the people for reforms.
5. To inform the Secretary General of the United Nations, the European Parliament, the Latin American regional parliaments, in the legislatures and the State Chancellery, the contents of this Declaration.
6. Instruct the Board and the Committee on International Relations and Migration Affairs, to give up this Declaration and report to the honorable Assembly Plenary on the results achieved in this regard. Since
Headquarters in Central American Parliament in Guatemala City, on the 24 th day of February 2011.
Mr. President, we can not remain silent as the Central American Parliament, first of all what is happening in Libya and that we are doing with human sense, there are no rights, there are no left-wing, almost here is respect for human rights what inspired us to make this initiative, which becomes a declaration, signed by the Members speakers. Thank you president. Jayan Dorinda
CORTEZ PRESIDENT Marciagas:
Thank you, Mr. Congressman, we proceed, note that you have not requested waiver process. DEPUTY
GRIJALVA JULIO CESAR:
No.
CORTEZ PRESIDENT Dorinda Jayan Marciagas:
Initiative, tell me if I am right in stating that we send to the relevant committee. DEPUTY
GRIJALVA JULIO CESAR:
President, here in the end, we say instruct the Board and the Committee on International Relations and Migration Affairs, to give him up to this Declaration and report to the honorable Assembly Plenary on the results made in this regard, considering that the events are giving at this time and there may be a solution. Jayan Dorinda
CORTEZ PRESIDENT Marciagas:
Thanks MP, I asked to speak and then I proceed, I asked to speak Búcaro deputy president of the International Relations Committee. LEONEL VASQUEZ MEMBER
VASE:
Thanks honorable president, a topic such as that of the fellow Member, require much depth of analysis and although I agree with the concern of the conflict, I want to note at this meeting that the area is going by a very complicated conflict, which requires analysis to take place and in that sense, listening to the reading of the paper, I think the most appropriate is just pass it to the Commission, as well as exposed, many paragraphs may not be suitable for the required purpose and function of this Parliament, which in this sense we try to urge that different stages of the world where conflicts are being generated and I note that there is a wave of conflicts over many complicated causes, such as the conflict in Greece, which could see many television yesterday, and there are many other situations who are going through transition scenarios in readjustment of the world and new world order.
Make a declaration in the sense described, no I think for now the most appropriate, but must be reviewed and wants to see this Parliament on this subject, which I think is to encourage dialogue, genocide is not generated because the situation can be resolved. I remember the debate we had in last month's meeting on the theme of the Sahara, in which we discussed, debated and finally we agreed properly. LEONEL VASQUEZ MEMBER
VASE:
Then I, my President, I think this must be seen best by the Committee and those Members who wish to support the best way, because the Parliament on the stage which we must give an adequate sample precisely its institutions and the role it plays, and keep in declarations may be some bias that we are always going-writing-and it's best review of the best and our task is to be an entity that helps prevent conflicts do not escalate conflicts there and be as objective as possible on appropriate topics and that requires research to make decisions. Thank you very much, Chairman. Jayan Dorinda
CORTEZ PRESIDENT Marciagas:
Thank you, Congressman. I have two other Members in the order, it adds a third, I have listed the deputy Jacinto Suarez and later the deputy Gadea.
JACINTO JOSE SUAREZ VICE:
Thank you, Chairman. Indeed the whole area of \u200b\u200bthe Maghreb and the Near East is convulsed: Yemen, Tunisia, Morocco, and to have begun in Saudi Arabia conflict. If we really want, such as integration organization that advocates peace, dialogue, says there actually, which I totally agree, a solution of internal dialogue without foreign interference and respect for human rights, I just appreciate that there we should call the non-violence and it seems that is something that touches this body, a non-violent resolution of conflicts.
But I think if we do an autograph only to Libya, we are making a mistake because we say, there on the proposal said: "The danger that the Libyans come to emigrate, if they are getting lots of Tunisians, who knows if they Moroccans, because nobody knows how far it will get that. In Yemen and in all these places virtually no conflicts that teach almost a civil war. In Libya, is where they have had a substantial change, because people are armed and other conflicts have been peaceful until now no one knows where it will arrive.
The truth is that this whole situation in a world where the main sources of energy, creates a global shock. Note that prices are already skyrocketing oil and nobody knows that ends tomorrow or past, that's not a thing this far from the interests of our countries.
Now there is meeting the transit that's the whole area there, of all oil tankers, that is, that's an extremely volatile area and an area which is of paramount influence in the world economic situation. So I think it's more of Parliament, to a more global, which can be circumvented to Libya and all countries and indeed none of the solutions posed here is free any of those countries, respect for human rights, non-violence, ie the internal solution conflict, ie they can all be enshrined there, because the issue of migrants in Tunisia, is a violent wave in Egypt is a violent wave, there was even reading the Military Commission which took control of Egypt, that asking people to stop and strike and must move, because the country is almost on the verge of bankruptcy and a very important country that has the Suez Canal and has a huge production and oil reserves.
So I think it's legitimate concern is legitimate concern that occurs there. What I believe is that we stay poor if only we talk about situation in Libya, Bahrain because there are massacres, fights, demonstrations, riots, everything in Yemen as well, even there is a higher risk that some schemes there arise all through this it is no exaggeration that they're saying the same Arabs controlled by al-Qaeda and that is a danger to world peace, that's dangerous, al-Qaeda and regimes would be outside the law and I think it would be worth in this initiative is indeed appropriate to give a comb and file already due seriousness and depth required, no seriousness, depth of the case. Thanks. Dorinda CHAIRMAN CORTEZ
Jayan:
Thank you, Congressman. Has Rep. word Gadea. DEPUTY
GADEA MANTILLA FABIO:
Thank you, Mr. Chairman. I see it as against a slaughter that is becoming a dictator of forty-two years and still going to be voices here ideological issues that are waiting for a commission to study a simple statement of this Parliament, criticizing or condemning the mass killings by aircraft hunting, bombing the people of Libya.
We live in Nicaragua, for forty years, with airplanes pulling Somoza with a fifty pound bomblets do not know how, that five hundred pounds of fuel and was a horror, horror, and imagine what it is about swinging fighter-bombers a people, if only the son of Gaddafi's statements given to the extent that people are able to do: To the last drop of blood (he says) of the people. So I do not see why in the Parliament have to be discussing and Commissions sending something as simple as that. Thousands of people are dying, thousands, who have stones or have guns, it does not matter that the system is much more that is forty-two years of making dictatorship, is a shame that this Parliament sends an initiative to smooth the Grijalva is doing, soft, send to the Commission and not to settle in a moment here and give you the fast track called for in this type cases.
When this initiative is considered by the relevant committee here, and the Libyan government or be dropped or the Libyan people will have killed everything, and then the Parliament has not done anything, Please, man! Do not confuse one thing with another and we are defending the indefensible. Either we want humane and human life and respect human life anywhere in the world, as they say the revolutionaries "respecting human life anywhere is to be revolutionary," they say themselves. I think that should be given to host the initiative, with all due respect I ask, I ask all of you to reflect also because the Parliament can not remain silent, by God, even Parliament can do that: a statement condemning the massacres of the dictators, then yes we are finished. Dorinda CHAIRMAN CORTEZ
Jayan:
Thanks, MP Gadea. We call on the deputy Xanthis Suarez. DEPUTY
Xanthis GARCÍA SUAREZ:
Thank you, Chairman. I would like to suggest, given that waiver did not apply pending the Board office in virtually every case, issue a communication on the subject to draw attention to what is happening, but not only the case of Libya, is to tell us we were not, fell Egypt, then came the crisis in other countries and are crises in other countries. Then perhaps it is appropriate to make a political analysis to issue a statement or a resolution in accordance with our participation in the Council of Nations and as part of an organization that is linked in one way or another to a larger system, which is to United Nations. If it was, because if we see here we have submitted seven pages of the seven pages two are referred to the resolution, six are just the paragraphs of this resolution and one point must be referred to do not know who to send, send, forgiveness of the authorities, even when we know that the Libyan ambassador had resigned.
So I think the situation is very complex. Many times someone said, at some point, that Arabs only they understand what is happening, really, but we can not be absent from a situation, think about a situation or to call about this crisis in the Middle East, above all, not because they will be arriving where Europeans as migrants etc., but because it is affecting us economically and in the region. We will seriously affect the region, will have an economic impact it is having now with the rising fuel etc., And this is not just a matter of the Board or a Committee on International Relations and Migration Issues, this is a human rights issue, this is an issue of peace, this is an issue impacting women and children, this is an issue of population, this is an issue of security and justice, this is an issue that concerns us all and all.
So I would suggest that there was a sort of pronouncements by the Board on what is happening in the world, the Middle East in any case, because if you go to Committee, I agree with Mr Gadea, in the sense that for later, within a month we get back here to find an opinion why? Also, echoing what he said Jacinto, this is a volatile situation that we affects everyone. Therefore, there is a Statement, it's about taking politics seriously approach to a crisis in a region in the world, but that affects the whole world. Thank you, Chairman. Dorinda PRESIDENT
JAYÁNCORTÉZ Marciagas:
Thanks, MP. We have the following deputies: Flores Asturias, Daniel Ortega, Albertina Urbina, Remberto Gonzalez and Gloria Anaya and close there. Call on the Deputy Flores Asturias. DEPUTY
RICARDO FLORES ASTURIAS
:
Thank you, Chairman. First, note the inconsistency of the Left Party in this Parliament that, let me say, is shameful. Last time, there were eight killed in Morocco, the statement urged them the same day, treated the Moroccan invaders in their own territory and says it is not like the President of the International Relations Committee, here we agreed to get a resolution: no is true, we went over to those who were saying that those were not the correct terms for issuing a statement in the case of Morocco.
Today, exactly what I tell the group the right: Nor do I agree with these terms lukewarm. I grew up in a home where when you watched the news with my dad (God rest) and watched an act of genuine cruelty, my dad told me "Look, these need to be shot in the back. " And really what they deserve Gaddafi, which is doing sending aviation against the civilian population, something like that. At least, we should be thinking about asking for the resignation, if the United Nations has not dared to ask, because they are killing people right now and thank God, among his subjects there are still people with some degree of moral integrity, who have dared to desert and carried in the aircraft have been ordered to go and kill people, their fellow civilians: mothers, children, grandparents have gone to Malta complete with aircraft, so as not to kill their own countrymen.
is, there are none all along the dictator of forty-two years of entering government, which incidentally I met him, because it is a personal friend of Daniel Ortega and I was at the inauguration of Violeta Barrios de Chamorro and there were only two people (I was there and I saw) there were only two people who stood up to applaud Daniel Ortega in his farewell address: Muammar Gaddafi and the first lady of Guatemala, I saw it.
So of course I understand now that the Left wants to dilute this issue among all the other countries that have problems. True, everyone has problems, but no one is sending the aircraft to kill people, that's cruel, it's unprecedented, and this Parliament today should be asked not only to dismiss Qaddafi, who leaves office, but to the International Criminal Court to prosecute genocide, crimes against humanity are completely changing the connotation of what is happening there, ladies and gentlemen. There is a lift anything else, where stones are being killed, as may have happened in Egypt, was also killed, was run over cruel and inhuman, and I even anticipated me on Twitter to say (when I saw an official van Egypt trampling people) 'that will make them lose power. "
And now this is happening in Libya makes this statement prepared, perhaps for the race, warm look for what I feel I should do with those leaders who believe omnipresent, omnipotent and all-knowing. Of course, forty-two years in a country pretrolero, taking full control, I can imagine the amount of hundreds or thousands, tens of millions of dollars to support any action that this man wants to do, but innocent people are dying and we can not send a Commission for the Commission to rule on in there to know how long. That blood is running in this moment, as that somehow we will achieve if we put our grain of sand where it belongs today.
Thus I am inclined, President, the Board of Directors, supporting what the deputy said Xanthis, issue a strong statement and to put the sample to the UN, in what they are deliberating to leave the power to convene a dialogue, we ask you release the power, ask International Criminal Court to prosecute him for genocide, that's what you need to ask. Thank you very much. Dorinda PRESIDENT
JAYÁNCORTÉZ Marciagas:
Thank you, Congressman Flores Asturias. We call on the deputy Jacinto, a point of order. SUAREZ VICE
JACINTO ESPINOZA: Whole
For information: Never been in Nicaraguan land Muammar Gaddaffi, ever. Dorinda
CORTEZ PRESIDENT Jayan: Listened
the point of order. We call on the deputy Daniel Ortega. DEPUTY
DANIEL ORTEGA REYES:
Thank you, Mr. Chairman. It is important to understand that today's conflict, there is a conflict that began today, these are conflicts that are being developed for September 11. As it happens, he says the deputy Asturias, it is true, the death of a human being is in a way that power is despicably vile, but when we listened, thousands and thousands of thousands of deaths from the bombs of the allied United States attacked Iraq, attacked Afghanistan today, how many thousands upon thousands of innocent deaths thousands of smart bombs fell innocently. Who condemned the United States or allies?
Today, the Arab, the Arab peoples, they themselves have passed their own laws, they have their own constitutions, are people who are in great conflict and I think the initiative is good but need to be expanded, it should be put from the standpoint of a political forum, in an order best suited to what this Parliament.
is, if we put us well and because the United Nations declared as something happened, not like say thousands and thousands of thousand deaths right now, because there are also internal armed in Libya, there are forces of groups, tribes . And there are things that are happening that we do not realize the real story of the inner world powers and nobody says anything about the deaths in Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iraq, tens of thousands of deaths and no one has said anything.
is, they are also human beings who are there and it is important that any initiative or not we go back a balance from one side or the other, but a focused side, to have maximum effect, to have greater culture of peace unless we also become one side only.
And I think, and I agree it may be that the International Relations Committee, to give his statement to see, not comb and send it to the directive. We should not rush, run and do and something we do not understand in depth. Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Dorinda PRESIDENT
JAYÁNCORTÉZ Marciagas:
Thank you, Congressman. We call on the deputy Albertina Urbina. DEPUTY
ALBERTINA URBINA ZELAYA:
Yes, thank you, Chairman. Indeed, I am of the view that the Commission should go, so it can be reviewed and fully agree and against violence wherever it comes, and I would urge each one of the deputies to us to rule from which comes the violence. However, I do not want to leave unnoticed the approaches of some movers to violence, because often those people who suddenly prompting invented, I think it's lack of moral quality, because it reaches dreamed to become ideas and up are usually next to some people. It seems to me that out of respect for real work and need to work on the Central American Parliament, go to Commission and it should work as far in solidarity with all peoples who are assaulted with all people of all social economic status victims of violence and of course, I think we should also speak out by hunger, misery and Central Americans who live in the world.
Therefore, I ask, sir, feel it, you take and go to Commission for review, we do not hurry and it can be pronounced in the sense of renouncing violence wherever it comes. Thank you very much. Dorinda CHAIRMAN CORTEZ
Jayan:
Thank you, Madam Deputy Albertina. I give the floor to Deputy Remberto Gonzalez. Rembert GONZALEZ DEPUTY
Melara:
Thanks. Comrades, look: This issue of the Middle East, North Africa, and said out there is old problem ", not true, but nobody can agree say in the massacres and bring the citizens of every house. But unfortunately when we put here and we forget that this is represented Central American Parliament for more than forty political parties from all sources: Left, Right, Center and all, then we should start there, respecting ourselves in the opinion of ourselves.
then inadvertently not requested a waiver of process, just for discussion, in saying that we must respect ourselves and that we discuss and respect the ideologies of each party, we have to see how we can reach an agreement because the Central American Parliament is not represented only by the Right, is not represented only by the Left or the Centre, here habemos forty political parties must show respect to project that respect out there.
I very much regret what is happening in Libya, no doubt, all because no human is what is happening there, but I think that the test itself can be a partial approach, there may be a biased statement of People of the Right or the Left or the Centre, let us agree.
I would support that goes to the Commission respectively for that, because here we have to discuss internally how it will go that statement, of course we all condemn the violation of human rights, wherever it comes. It is unfortunate what's going on there, but if we get a statement and we going to stop us who follow Gaddafi killing people? I think not. Are we going to stop what is happening in Greece, which will happen in Turkey? That issue will come to India, as well someone said "this is a problem that has many roots and many dangerous things there's genesis, there are issues of economic interest, there are issues to the multinationals have to see these problems because is oil.
So I, gentlemen, I would call the show and thought that we should be fair, not going well in such a thing as a race, just because we want to take the first fruits of the initiative. Us study more, to respect one ourselves here to respect us out. We're not going to affect us greatly in Libya and Gadhafi that will stop the killing, because now take it out or take it out next week. Unfortunately here we meet once a month, that's a pity, because I think we should be more active when there are problems of this kind, because they are such problems in an area of \u200b\u200ban Arab region that affects us, affects all world especially those countries that have economic dependence on oil through our economies.
So I think more sensibly about these things, I commend Grijalva, by initiative, but I think he thought that did not have to stand with waiver process, we must analyze the opinions respect here. Here, as I say, here there has to be Right, or Left and the agenda does not fit, here the agenda must be a regional agenda, an agenda in Central America, where the Central Americans all say "Look, this is our position," but consensus respecting each other. Thank you very much. Dorinda PRESIDENT
JAYÁNCORTÉZ Marciagas:
Thank you, Congressman Remberto. I give the floor to Deputy Gloria Anaya. She has retired. Ah sorry, Congresswoman. I give the floor to Deputy Tulio Mariano González. DEPUTY
Tulio MARIANO GONZALEZ:
Thank you, President. I am convinced, as I said a thinker, who feel deeply any injustice committed against anyone anywhere in the world is more beautiful condition of a humanist, a revolutionary and a Democrat.
What is happening in the Arab world can not be indifferent to us. Being committed injustices, human rights violations of the most outrageous, which always has been, only this time much has been exaggerated.
The defense of human rights does not belong to any ideology, is a duty of solidarity of all humanity and the Central American Parliament, as an organ of integration has to take firm positions and once even-handed, has to take quick positions while necessary, has to assume positions once combative and reflective. Therefore, I consider it desirable to find a point of agreement that allows drafting a public statement by the Board, based on the initiative presented by Rep. Grijalva, and that the right of Arab life better, to respect the system that they want choice, respect for the way they want to move, we should find a middle ground, do not send this initiative to the Commission to present us with a report in March, but the Commission International Relations and some two-three more people, enrich the initiative this afternoon and tonight and this morning on a consensual basis, for the Plenary to adopt it and thus making the declaration.
I am convinced that regardless of the ideological positions that we do, we are parliamentarians, we are American, we are human and insist feel deeply any injustice committed against anyone anywhere in the world, is the most worthy of a condition a revolutionary democrat and a Christian. Then, build consensus, demonstrate fairness, this is the period of large deals, seek arrangements for today then we can enrich this document and submit it by consensus tomorrow. Thank you very much, I guess. Dorinda PRESIDENT
JAYÁNCORTÉZ Marciagas:
Thank you, Congressman. Call on the Deputy Victor Manuel Galdámez. DEPUTY
VICTOR MANUEL PRIETO Galdamez:
Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Note that I think we're getting to what we discussed yesterday in our parliamentary group, a statement can not be in a group, a statement must be of a Parliament like this. So when Colonel Grijalva presented this initiative, it requested the waiver process, for all of us as we discuss While Tulio Mariano says, what we accept and consumáramos merits altogether.
If we at this time we tried to judge Cain, since the dawn of humanity, which is the same as we would do the day after tomorrow or next week, when we wanted to try the murderers of countless people in Libya when these are dead. And right now we have to do is try to make these people do not die, try to get some other people in other parts of the Arab world does not die, and others who are in the course of America and Asia, not die. The problem of the situation is Libya and Asia and Africa and America the problem of the world situation.
So our view is that the Board is not going to be exempt from this treatment that, well said Tulio, reach an agreement with the International Relations Committee and the people who want to voice their concerns tomorrow may present an initiative in Central American Parliament, to try to defend some people who might be suffering somewhere in the world.
Mr President, it would be good tomorrow here in the Central American Parliament, introducing a whole Central American Parliament initiative, not a political group, not a group of people, but an initiative of the Central American Parliament, which reaches the confines of the world so that we protect some citizens who are in the world. Thank you, Mr. Chairman. ACTING CHAIRMAN
JACINTO SUAREZ:
call on the Deputy Leonel Bucaro, President of the International Relations Committee. LEONEL VASQUEZ MEMBER
VASE:
Thanks, mate Jacinto. Unfortunately, it has raised the deputy Asturias, my statement makes sense, first, I think that this Parliament will not be able to revive its image, its credibility and its institutions, if Members are still active with the above fallacies, lies and sophistries irresponsibly, harming any elegant and diplomatic initiatives that Parliament can hold and locked in discussions inert.
At the previous meeting when we discussed the issue of the Sahara, my person at the show, managed to hear the consensus of the Plenary and this bill was passed for the respective changes, because we know about diplomacy and wisdom we understand the law in the management of things and when there are conflicts, there to climb, but caution is needed. The liver is not functioning, but who is the head and interventions that have been here and congratulate Colonel Grijalva, because it is an initiative of a right spirit, what we are discussing here is the method, because we all need to worry about when a man is slain, is murdered, tortured and the story we all know and all is clear in this regard.
I think the important point is this, is to applaud this initiative of Colonel Grijalva, to an event that is occurring, but the Whole can not be ignorant of the use of management declarations and initiatives. The phenomenon of conflict in the area is more profound than we may think, has to do with the economic issues that are weighing down the new world stage, has to do with the new order of emergence of new systems, for Muslim Bin Laden is connected, is connected United States, and not just a meeting with a good heart or liver a speech on the matter.
For this reason, I believe it is prudent to address the issue urging the cessation of violence and spirit colleagues here have mentioned. Mainly I think the Board should submit a proposal, but not stray from the subject by changing the spirit of things, Colonel Grijalva has introduced an initiative that requires much study to avoid embarking on a market position, we are a sitting, we have study, we have to document and can not be anyone here to speak, goes away and comes to talk about anything, this man was not documented in the previous plenary vote was, was appointed a group to the Initiative was modified according to what we took off and were given the right spirit, it is Parliament, not the left, or is the right nor the Commission, Parliament. Indeed, President, if the changes were those that were here because we have these problems in Parliament. The Commission has not arrived, according to mandate from the Plenary on the issue last time, we do not know if it changed everything, if you changed what was said here etc., But it is clear that the meeting did said, properly modified, the terms were removed seemed inappropriate in diplomatic terms.
I think we should treat this issue and prepare, because Parliament is slowly getting in that work of what is happening in the global context, are new conflicts and there will be new complications, not only in the East, but also in the Central and so I urge you: You have to work properly. Thank you very much. Dorinda PRESIDENT
JAYÁNCORTÉZ Marciagas:
Thank you, Congressman Búcaro. Man I want to congratulate this very interesting debate, I'm learning a lot and I want to personally thank the spirit of the conclusions is precisely what has been proposed Congressman Grijalva in the literal 6 of the Resolution. Dorinda CHAIRMAN CORTEZ
Jayan:
This plenary want support for the following: The President of the International Relations Committee, the Chairperson of the Committee on Health and Population, Milagros Diaz, the President of the Peace Commission, Gracia María and the proponent Julio Cesar Grijalva, please take advantage of the afternoon and evening of rising early to submit to the Plenary tomorrow a statement setting out the spirit that really touched me.
I congratulate you, Tulio, I'm going to copy you when one day talk about the need to consolidate efforts peace, I will copy your words all very beautiful interventions.
Then they will present a statement tomorrow, as set forth in the reflections that have arisen. Please have this commitment, tomorrow should appear on the agenda that statement. If you support us with this proposal, I ask you to raise our hand all the deputies, deputies, left right where you want, please thank you, here the two hands up How so? That's cheating, deputy Everardo you of the Commission and will be President. "Those opposed? Those who comply? It has been approved
dramatically. Next Item
secretary. "
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