Ms. Ramos withdrew.

Ms. Ramos withdrew.

Mr. Ramos Rosado withdrew.

Mr. Eduardo Manuel da Fonseca Fernandes Ramos (Portugal)

Vanessa Ramos, American Association of Jurists (A C.4 60 5)

Ms. Ramos Rodríguez (Cuba) said that her delegation firmly condemned all attacks against United Nations and associated personnel.

At the invitation of the Chairman, Ms. Ramos (American Association of Jurists) took place at the petitioners' table.

At the invitation of the Chairman, Mr. Ramos Rosado ( Pro Libertad Freedom Campaign) took place at the petitioners' table.

At the invitation of the Chairman, Ms. Ramos (American Association of Jurists) took a place at the petitioners' table.

Ramos indicated in the statement that Fu Ying and Wu Shicun attended the meeting as individuals to have informal discussions.

China has expressed its welcome to Ramos' will of paying a visit to Beijing as a special envoy to China.

Ramos We didn't cover the concrete issues about the South China Sea, except for the fair fishing rights, which we also mentioned in the statement.

Ramos also emphasized at the sum up press conference that no concrete issues about disputes arising from the South China Sea were discussed during the meeting.

Ramos also joked that even though it was not an ice breaking visit to Hong Kong, it could bring a turnaround to the Sino Philippines relations.

Ramos said that the Government of Philippines is willing to have a formal talk with the Chinese Government on issues of common concern at the right time.

Mrs. Ramos Rodríguez (Cuba) (spoke in Spanish) We are very pleased that the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea remains fully in force today.

Ms. Ramos Rodríguez (Cuba) said that her Government attached particular importance to the approval of the draft Convention, in which a variety of views on the matter had been reconciled.

The Senior Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs and Cooperation of Timor Leste, José Ramos Horta, expressed his disagreement with the reduced figures being proposed for continued assistance from the United Nations.

Ramos, a former Philippine president and a special envoy to China, wrapped up his visit to Hong Kong and returned to the Philippines by Philippine Airlines at around 1 00pm today (August 12).

(i) At the 11th meeting, on 17 March 2005 Ms. Edda Mukabagwiza, Minister of Justice of Rwanda Dr. José Ramos Horta, Senior Minister, Minister for Foreign Affairs and Cooperation of Timor Leste Prof.

Mr. Ramos Rosado ( Pro Libertad Freedom Campaign) said that his organization embodied a popular anti imperialist and anti colonialist movement for the liberation of Puerto Rican political detainees and prisoners of war and the decolonization of Puerto Rico.

Ramos made a statement before leaving Hong Kong, saying that he had a friendly and happy meeting with his old friends in Hong Kong, and they discussed how to advance peace and cooperation between the two countries as individuals.

Ramos Former Interior and Local Government Secretary Alunan said that this visit to Hong Kong was originally for the purpose of ice breaking, but it seemed that there was no ice to break in the summer in Hong Kong.

Ms. Ramos (American Association of Jurists) said that, thanks to the resolutions adopted by the Special Committee in past years, bombings and military exercises on Vieques had ceased and the United States marine infantry had left the island in 2003.

A. Al Mansour (Kuwait), Mr. Bernard G. Meijerman (Netherlands), Mr. Hae yun Park (Republic of Korea), Mr. Eduardo Manuel da Fonseca Fernandes Ramos (Portugal), Mr. Henrique da Silveira Sardinha Pinto (Brazil), Mr. Ugo Sessi (Italy) and Mr. Wu Gang (China).

At a meeting late in December 2004 with Ministers Ramos Horta and Wirajuda, I stressed that the issue of serious crimes committed in 1999 was a concern not only for the two countries, but also for the wider international community.

As for time of the next meeting, Ramos said it will be decided by the President Duterte as well as development of the situation. It will be held in September at the soonest, but the candidates have not been nailed down yet.

At first, the UN, like many Timorese, including José Ramos Horta, the country s Nobel Laureate president who won election last May, had hoped that a national unity government could be formed. But a month long attempt to broker an inclusive government failed.

Mrs. Ramos Rodríguez (Cuba) (spoke in Spanish) Along with other delegations, the delegation of Cuba is pleased that we were able to reach a compromise formula to allow for the consensus adoption of the Optional Protocol to the Convention on the Safety of United Nations and Associated Personnel.

Also at the same meeting, the Committee heard the following petitioners Julian Aguon on behalf of Trini Torres, Debtralynne K. Quinata, Vanessa Ramos, Helen Hardin (on behalf of Zach Wamp), Antonio López Ortiz, María Inés Miranda Navarro, Rosa María Ostogain Etxeberria and Justin Knapp (see A C.4 60 SR.3).

Ms. Ramos Rodríguez (Cuba) said that the best way of increasing protection for United Nations personnel was for States to adopt appropriate legislation, to incorporate the provisions of the Convention on the Safety of United Nations and Associated Personnel into state of forces and state of mission agreements and to implement the Convention effectively.

We will take the harshest of measures in order that all Filipino interests inside and outside the Philippines will be subject to destruction....Our measures will include assassinating prominent figures, foremost among them the Filipino President (RAMOS)....We also have the ability to use chemicals and poisonous gas against vital institutions, residential populations, and drinking water sources...

During his visit to Jakarta from 27 to 29 January 2005, President Gusmão continued to discuss with President Yudhoyono the Truth and Friendship Commission, whose terms of reference were subsequently reviewed at a meeting between the Minister for Foreign Affairs of Timor Leste, José Ramos Horta, and his Indonesian counterpart, Hassan Wirajuda, held from 7 to 9 February.

Ms. Ramos Rodríguez (Cuba) noting that the inclusion of the term peacebuilding had made it possible to find a compromise formula which had permitted the adoption of the draft optional protocol by consensus, despite the fact that no widely accepted definition of the notion existed, contended that that term would not be applicable to pre conflict situations.

Ms. Ramos (American Association of Jurists) said that the organization of which she was a member was deeply committed to the exercise by all peoples of their right to self determination and to fighting imperialism and colonialism, as it believed that most conflicts in Latin America, the Caribbean and throughout the world arose from interventionist policies.

Ms. Ramos (Cuba) said that the Special Committee had a crucial role to play in the current United Nations reform process, which called for, above all, ensuring effective adherence to the Charter by all Member States, re establishing the central role of the Organization in international relations, recognizing the supremacy of international law, re establishing the collective security system and ensuring the development of multilateralism and cooperation among States.