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Monday, 28.03.2011.

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Spain urges reforms, won't change Kosovo stance

Spain is in favor of giving Serbia EU candidate status by the end of this year, says Spanish State Secretary for EU Affairs Diego Lopez Garrido.

Izvor: B92

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Thinker

pre 12 godina

What is said about the oposition party in Spain is FALSE. Both main Spanish political parties (PP and PSOE) agree about not recognizing Kosovo. In very few things they agree.

If you understand Spanish you can check it out.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BpPr27ZjH88

Their possition have not changed since 2008, and I don´t think they will.

The decission of the ICJ about Kosovo was legal scandal backed by the USA and some part of the EU countries.

About Catalonia and Basque Country, I think does not make any sense comparing them with Kosovo, because there is not an economical independence: most Basque and Catalonian firms sell products in the rest of Spain, so what is the use of being independent or would it be possible? ...

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Peggy

pre 13 godina

And as the highest authority in the world, it has not declared the UDI illegal either!
(a New Day, 29 March 2011 18:31)
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If I don't declare you legitimate then I don't have to declare you illegitimate because it's a given.

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Lpz

pre 13 godina

Spanish ruling party PSOE(social party)were hopeless that why are totally bankrupt soon are elections and going to win PP(conservative party)with that are going to recognize Kosovo.I'm 100% sure.

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a New Day

pre 13 godina

he highest authority in the world is the UN Security Council
(John, 29 March 2011 08:18)
# Comment link

And as the highest authority in the world, it has not declared the UDI illegal either!

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sj

pre 13 godina

Who violated international law? The highest court in the world called International Court of Justice stated that Kosovo's DOI was valid and it did not violate no such laws.



Thanks,
(KOSO, 28 March 2011 20:15)
Stick to delivering pizzas and leave international legal matters to those that know what they are talking about. The closest you have been to a real court is watching Boston Legal.

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John

pre 13 godina

Who violated international law? The highest court in the world called International Court of Justice stated that Kosovo's DOI was valid and it did not violate no such laws.



Thanks,
(KOSO, 28 March 2011 20:15)


The highest authority in the world is the UN Security Council

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Zoran

pre 13 godina

The ICJ did not stated the above. Spain is misusing its position in the EU big time like Greece, Slovakia, Cyprus and other irrelavant countries.
(EA, 28 March 2011 14:38)
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The ICJ did not address the legality of independence purposely because everyone knows it is not legal, however, the declaration itself was legal only because they deemed the people declaring it detached from the temporary institutions. You should read it before making such statements.

As for Greece, Slovakia and Cyprus being irrelevant, well, they are relevant enough to keep "Kosova" out of the EU.

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KOSO

pre 13 godina

Who violated international law? The highest court in the world called International Court of Justice stated that Kosovo's DOI was valid and it did not violate no such laws.



Thanks,

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Aleks

pre 13 godina

The ICJ did not stated the above. Spain is misusing its position in the EU big time like Greece, Slovakia, Cyprus and other irrelavant countries.
(EA, 28 March 2011 14:38)

Just like Cedo and his view on 'cannibal' africans. These bigots (several supposedly albanian posters on b92 who have made similar comments in the past) instead prefer to bow down before the great gods of the west like the true servants they are. Pathetic.

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EA

pre 13 godina

"We cannot accept unilateral political decisions that are in violation of international law"

The ICJ did not stated the above. Spain is misusing its position in the EU big time like Greece, Slovakia, Cyprus and other irrelavant countries.

Preporučujem 17 Ne preporučujem 28
Zoran

pre 13 godina

The ICJ did not stated the above. Spain is misusing its position in the EU big time like Greece, Slovakia, Cyprus and other irrelavant countries.
(EA, 28 March 2011 14:38)
--
The ICJ did not address the legality of independence purposely because everyone knows it is not legal, however, the declaration itself was legal only because they deemed the people declaring it detached from the temporary institutions. You should read it before making such statements.

As for Greece, Slovakia and Cyprus being irrelevant, well, they are relevant enough to keep "Kosova" out of the EU.

Preporučujem 24 Ne preporučujem 10
Aleks

pre 13 godina

The ICJ did not stated the above. Spain is misusing its position in the EU big time like Greece, Slovakia, Cyprus and other irrelavant countries.
(EA, 28 March 2011 14:38)

Just like Cedo and his view on 'cannibal' africans. These bigots (several supposedly albanian posters on b92 who have made similar comments in the past) instead prefer to bow down before the great gods of the west like the true servants they are. Pathetic.

Preporučujem 20 Ne preporučujem 12
EA

pre 13 godina

"We cannot accept unilateral political decisions that are in violation of international law"

The ICJ did not stated the above. Spain is misusing its position in the EU big time like Greece, Slovakia, Cyprus and other irrelavant countries.

Preporučujem 17 Ne preporučujem 28
sj

pre 13 godina

Who violated international law? The highest court in the world called International Court of Justice stated that Kosovo's DOI was valid and it did not violate no such laws.



Thanks,
(KOSO, 28 March 2011 20:15)
Stick to delivering pizzas and leave international legal matters to those that know what they are talking about. The closest you have been to a real court is watching Boston Legal.

Preporučujem 10 Ne preporučujem 5
KOSO

pre 13 godina

Who violated international law? The highest court in the world called International Court of Justice stated that Kosovo's DOI was valid and it did not violate no such laws.



Thanks,

Preporučujem 8 Ne preporučujem 16
John

pre 13 godina

Who violated international law? The highest court in the world called International Court of Justice stated that Kosovo's DOI was valid and it did not violate no such laws.



Thanks,
(KOSO, 28 March 2011 20:15)


The highest authority in the world is the UN Security Council

Preporučujem 4 Ne preporučujem 5
Thinker

pre 12 godina

What is said about the oposition party in Spain is FALSE. Both main Spanish political parties (PP and PSOE) agree about not recognizing Kosovo. In very few things they agree.

If you understand Spanish you can check it out.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BpPr27ZjH88

Their possition have not changed since 2008, and I don´t think they will.

The decission of the ICJ about Kosovo was legal scandal backed by the USA and some part of the EU countries.

About Catalonia and Basque Country, I think does not make any sense comparing them with Kosovo, because there is not an economical independence: most Basque and Catalonian firms sell products in the rest of Spain, so what is the use of being independent or would it be possible? ...

Preporučujem 2 Ne preporučujem 0
a New Day

pre 13 godina

he highest authority in the world is the UN Security Council
(John, 29 March 2011 08:18)
# Comment link

And as the highest authority in the world, it has not declared the UDI illegal either!

Preporučujem 1 Ne preporučujem 4
Lpz

pre 13 godina

Spanish ruling party PSOE(social party)were hopeless that why are totally bankrupt soon are elections and going to win PP(conservative party)with that are going to recognize Kosovo.I'm 100% sure.

Preporučujem 0 Ne preporučujem 4
Peggy

pre 13 godina

And as the highest authority in the world, it has not declared the UDI illegal either!
(a New Day, 29 March 2011 18:31)
===========================

If I don't declare you legitimate then I don't have to declare you illegitimate because it's a given.

Preporučujem 0 Ne preporučujem 1
EA

pre 13 godina

"We cannot accept unilateral political decisions that are in violation of international law"

The ICJ did not stated the above. Spain is misusing its position in the EU big time like Greece, Slovakia, Cyprus and other irrelavant countries.

Preporučujem 17 Ne preporučujem 28
KOSO

pre 13 godina

Who violated international law? The highest court in the world called International Court of Justice stated that Kosovo's DOI was valid and it did not violate no such laws.



Thanks,

Preporučujem 8 Ne preporučujem 16
Aleks

pre 13 godina

The ICJ did not stated the above. Spain is misusing its position in the EU big time like Greece, Slovakia, Cyprus and other irrelavant countries.
(EA, 28 March 2011 14:38)

Just like Cedo and his view on 'cannibal' africans. These bigots (several supposedly albanian posters on b92 who have made similar comments in the past) instead prefer to bow down before the great gods of the west like the true servants they are. Pathetic.

Preporučujem 20 Ne preporučujem 12
Zoran

pre 13 godina

The ICJ did not stated the above. Spain is misusing its position in the EU big time like Greece, Slovakia, Cyprus and other irrelavant countries.
(EA, 28 March 2011 14:38)
--
The ICJ did not address the legality of independence purposely because everyone knows it is not legal, however, the declaration itself was legal only because they deemed the people declaring it detached from the temporary institutions. You should read it before making such statements.

As for Greece, Slovakia and Cyprus being irrelevant, well, they are relevant enough to keep "Kosova" out of the EU.

Preporučujem 24 Ne preporučujem 10
John

pre 13 godina

Who violated international law? The highest court in the world called International Court of Justice stated that Kosovo's DOI was valid and it did not violate no such laws.



Thanks,
(KOSO, 28 March 2011 20:15)


The highest authority in the world is the UN Security Council

Preporučujem 4 Ne preporučujem 5
sj

pre 13 godina

Who violated international law? The highest court in the world called International Court of Justice stated that Kosovo's DOI was valid and it did not violate no such laws.



Thanks,
(KOSO, 28 March 2011 20:15)
Stick to delivering pizzas and leave international legal matters to those that know what they are talking about. The closest you have been to a real court is watching Boston Legal.

Preporučujem 10 Ne preporučujem 5
a New Day

pre 13 godina

he highest authority in the world is the UN Security Council
(John, 29 March 2011 08:18)
# Comment link

And as the highest authority in the world, it has not declared the UDI illegal either!

Preporučujem 1 Ne preporučujem 4
Lpz

pre 13 godina

Spanish ruling party PSOE(social party)were hopeless that why are totally bankrupt soon are elections and going to win PP(conservative party)with that are going to recognize Kosovo.I'm 100% sure.

Preporučujem 0 Ne preporučujem 4
Peggy

pre 13 godina

And as the highest authority in the world, it has not declared the UDI illegal either!
(a New Day, 29 March 2011 18:31)
===========================

If I don't declare you legitimate then I don't have to declare you illegitimate because it's a given.

Preporučujem 0 Ne preporučujem 1
Thinker

pre 12 godina

What is said about the oposition party in Spain is FALSE. Both main Spanish political parties (PP and PSOE) agree about not recognizing Kosovo. In very few things they agree.

If you understand Spanish you can check it out.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BpPr27ZjH88

Their possition have not changed since 2008, and I don´t think they will.

The decission of the ICJ about Kosovo was legal scandal backed by the USA and some part of the EU countries.

About Catalonia and Basque Country, I think does not make any sense comparing them with Kosovo, because there is not an economical independence: most Basque and Catalonian firms sell products in the rest of Spain, so what is the use of being independent or would it be possible? ...

Preporučujem 2 Ne preporučujem 0