12 September, 2010
Spanish President: No need to send troops to guard civilian in Iraq
The Spanish government said there would be no need because the Spanish Civil Guard sent a delegation of its elements to Iraq to train police officers there, according to what the United States had negotiated with Spain on it.
He said the Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero, during a joint news conference with Secretary General of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), Andrejs Fogh Rasmussen, at the Palace "Moncloa" that there is no need at present to send Guard civilian in Iraq, he did not link this Send a probability of resolution elements of the Guard to Afghanistan.
The Spanish Interior Minister, Alfredo Perez Rubalcaba said last month the possibility of sending civilian guards to Iraq, but confirmed that the adoption of this resolution and that if taken and confirmed it will announce it in front of the parliament.
Spanish President: No need to send troops to guard civilian in Iraq
The Spanish government said there would be no need because the Spanish Civil Guard sent a delegation of its elements to Iraq to train police officers there, according to what the United States had negotiated with Spain on it.
He said the Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero, during a joint news conference with Secretary General of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), Andrejs Fogh Rasmussen, at the Palace "Moncloa" that there is no need at present to send Guard civilian in Iraq, he did not link this Send a probability of resolution elements of the Guard to Afghanistan.
The Spanish Interior Minister, Alfredo Perez Rubalcaba said last month the possibility of sending civilian guards to Iraq, but confirmed that the adoption of this resolution and that if taken and confirmed it will announce it in front of the parliament.
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