A solução para o absurdo caso das cinco enfermeiras búlguras e do médico palestino está próxima, conforme notícia no The Washington Post. Países do Leste Europeu perdoariam dívidas com a Líbia no valor de 400 milhões de dólares. Esse valor iria para o fundo de apoio às crianças que foram contaminadas pelo HIV. Já falei demais sobre o assunto. O governo líbio não merece mais qualquer qualificativo, ao utilizar profissionais de saúde como reféns. Mas, volto a perguntar: onde esteve a militância da aids?
AIDS Case Deal May Forgive Libyan Debt
By KHALED EL-DEEBThe Associated PressSaturday, July 14, 2007; 8:58 PM
TRIPOLI, Libya -- Several eastern European countries would forgive Libyan debt dating back to the Cold War under a proposal to compensate families whose children were allegedly infected with the AIDS virus by five Bulgarian nurses and a Palestinian doctor, a victims' advocate said Saturday. The six foreign medics have been sentenced to death in the case, and Libyan officials have said a settlement could pave the way for their release.
By KHALED EL-DEEBThe Associated PressSaturday, July 14, 2007; 8:58 PM
TRIPOLI, Libya -- Several eastern European countries would forgive Libyan debt dating back to the Cold War under a proposal to compensate families whose children were allegedly infected with the AIDS virus by five Bulgarian nurses and a Palestinian doctor, a victims' advocate said Saturday. The six foreign medics have been sentenced to death in the case, and Libyan officials have said a settlement could pave the way for their release.
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