Thursday, January 21, 2010

[pima.nius] Banned soldier may fill diplomatic post

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Title – 6617 FIJI: Banned soldier may fill diplomatic post
Date – 21 January 2010
Byline – None
Origin – Pacific Media Watch
Source – Fijivillage.com/Radio NZ News 21/1/10
Copyright – FV/RNZN
Status – Unabridged
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BANNED FIJI SOLDIER MAY FILL DIPLOMATIC POST
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SUVA (Fijivillage.com/Radio NZ/Pacific Media Watch): Fiji has proposed sending a senior military figure banned from entering New Zealand as its special counsellor to this country.

The Fijivillage website is reporting that the permanent secretary for the Ministry of Information, Lieutenant-Colonel Neumi Leweni, has been suggested for the position.

Lieutenant Colonel Leweni is the military's spokesperson.

Fiji and New Zealand agreed two weeks ago to send representatives to each other's capitals to improve diplomatic relations.

Fiji had expelled New Zealand's top diplomat in November, prompting this country to send home Fiji's high commissioner.

The interim regime in Suva is strongly opposed to New Zealand's policy of refusing entry visas to Fiji coup leaders and their associates.

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