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BRAZIL SUPPORTIVE OF ATCM MEASURE ESTABLISHING THE ANTARCTIC TREATY SECRETARIAT - NEEDS CONGRESSIONAL APPROVAL

US diplomatic cable 08BRASILIA1113 · Brazil Brasilia · 2008-08-15 21:56 · Read at WikiLeaks PlusD »

Reference ID08BRASILIA1113
Created2008 August 15, 21:56 (Friday)
OriginBrazil Brasilia
CountryBrazil
ClassificationUNCLASSIFIED,FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
ToBrazil Recife; Brazil Rio De Janeiro; Brazil São Paulo; Secretary of State
TAGSAORC - Administration--International Organizations and Conferences BR - Brazil KSCA - Science Counselors and Attachés KTIA - Treaties and International Agreements SENV - Social Affairs--Environment TPHY - Technology and Science--Physical Sciences
Character count1,138

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UNCLASSIFIED,FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY UNCLAS BRASILIA 001113 SENSITIVE SIPDIS DEPT FOR OES/OA - ROB HUGHES E.O. 12958: N/A TAGS: AORC, KSCA, KTIA, SENV, TPHY, BR SUBJECT: BRAZIL SUPPORTIVE OF ATCM MEASURE ESTABLISHING THE ANTARCTIC TREATY SECRETARIAT - NEEDS CONGRESSIONAL APPROVAL REF: STATE 74080 1. (U) THIS CABLE IS SENSITIVE BUT UNCLASSIFIED AND NOT FOR INTERNET DISTRIBUTION. 2. (SBU) Environment, Science and Technology Counselor met on August 14 with the Brazilian Ministry of External Relations (MRE) Director of the Department for the Environment and Special Themes, Min. Luis Alberto Figueiredo Machado, and per reftel urged Brazil to approve Measure 1 (2003) of the Antarctic Treaty System. Figueiredo Machado responded that the Brazilian government was supportive of the Measure. Since the Measure had financial implications for the government, he explained, it would need congressional approval. He could not give an estimate of when he expected to obtain that approval. He did understand the significance of obtaining the approval of the four outstanding members before the April 2009 meeting in Baltimore. SOBEL

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