[AAEE] Comunicado sobre la entrada de Colombia en ACT [SP/EN]

Day 1,993, 15:51 • Published in Spain Spain • by Ministerio de Asuntos Exterior





ESPAÑOL

Estimados Ciudadanos,

Como muchos habréis podido ver en las últimas horas, TWO ha aprobado la entrada de Colombia en ACT.

Desde el Ministerio de Exteriores, queremos dejar claro que estamos totalmente en contra de este hecho, ya que ha sido llevado a cabo saltándose totalmente la propia normativa de TWO correspondiente a la entrada de nuevos estados.

Esta norma dice así:
2. Membership

2.1 can be obtained by

2.1.1 being proposed by one of the founding countries

2.1.2 signing and accepting the alliance treaty

2.1.3 being accepted unanimously by voting by the Country Presidents of the member countries

Como se puede apreciar, el punto 2.1.3 indica claramente que la entrada de nuevos estados en TWO/ACT, debe ser votada y aceptada de forma unánime por los CPs de los países miembros.

Esto no ha sido así, ya que por parte del Gobierno Español nadie ha votado dicha entrada.

Hasta la fecha, desconocemos el número exacto de países que han votado, ya que los responsables de TWO a los que se ha preguntado han rehusado contestar a esto.
Los Altos Cargos de Venezuela tampoco estaban de acuerdo con este asunto, pero según nos consta ha habido presiones desde ciertos sectores.
Somos buenos aliados y respetamos sus decisiones, sean cuales sean.

Es por todo esto, por lo que desde el Equipo de AAEE y del Gobierno de España, se insta a TWO a eliminar la publicación donde se anuncia la entrada de Colombia a ACT, así como repetir dicha votación, con la presencia de todos los CPs.


Mañana, dia 6 de Mayo, el Presidente “Tritius” publicará un amplio artículo con todos los detalles sobre este asunto.

La candidata más probable para el mes que viene Akashapeke está trabajando conjuntamente con el gobierno actual para aclarar la situación de Colombia respecto a TWO y hacer la transición entre ambos gobiernos de forma clara y el gobierno actual se compromete a seguir colaborando en las investigaciones pertinentes hasta que el tema quede zanjado. Además, se ha mostrado de acuerdo con la publicación de este boletín.


Un Saludo,
Duxx
Ministro de Asuntos Exteriores de eEspaña





ENGLISH

Dear Citizens,

As many of you may have seen in the last hours, TWO has approved the entry of Colombia in ACT.

From the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, we make clear that we totally against of this fact, as it has been carried out completely skipping own rules of TWO for the entry of new countries.

This rule reads:
2. Membership

2.1 can be obtained by

2.1.1 being proposed by one of the founding countries

2.1.2 signing and accepting the alliance treaty

2.1.3 being accepted unanimously by voting by the Country Presidents of the member countries

As you can see, the point 2.1.3 clearly indicates that the entry of new countries into TWO / ACT, must be voted on and accepted unanimously by the CPs of the member countries.

This has not been the case, as by the Spanish Government voted no such entry .

To date, unknown the exact number of countries that have voted, and that those responsible for TWO to those asked refused answer to this.
Senior Officers of Venezuela also agreed with this, but to our knowledge there has been pressure from certain sectors.
We are good partners and respect their decisions, whatever.

For all this, so that from the AAEE Team and the Government of Spain, urges TWO eliminate announces the publication where the ACT Colombia input and repeat that vote, with the presence of all CPs .


Tomorrow, May 6th, the President "Tritius" published an extensive article with all the details on this matter.

The most likely candidate for next month Akashapeke is working with the current government to clarify the situation in Colombia, over TWO and make the transition between the two governments in a clear and present government is committed to continue working in the relevant investigations until the matter is settled. Furthermore, it has agreed to the publication of this newsletter.


Regards,
Duxx
Minister of Foreign Affairs of eSpain