Developments of the Presidential Race
Posted by Y15:45. A joint news conference by Moussa and Kouchner was called off and reporters were instructed to leave.
15:05. Foreign Ministers of Italy, France and Spain will meet in Beirut Thursday to help facilitate the Presidential election.
14:38. Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov discussed the Lebanon situation with his Syrian counterpart Walid Muallem and U.N. Secretary General Ban ki-Moon.
14:00. Moussa told reporters after talks with Berri that the issue is presidential elections that are facing many obstacles, which we are trying to overcome.
14:00. Moussa after talks with Berri: discussing candidates is a strictly Lebanese issue.
13:15. Moussa arrives at Ein al-Tineh for talks with Berri.
13:05. Kouchner arrives at Ein al-Tineh for talks with Berri.
12:50. Saeyd told reporters in Bkirki Syria and Iran are blocking the presidential election and urged Berri to shoulder his responsibility.
12:25. Moussa described his meeting with Hizbullah leader Hassan Nasrallah as “positive”.
12:25. Patriarch Sfeir received a telephone call from Berri concerning the presidential election.
12:20. Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri met Russia’s ambassador to Lebanon.
12:20. Moussa said he couldn’t meet Geagea due to bad weather conditions.
12:18. Moussa stressed after talks with Saloukh that hope still exists concerning the presidential election.
11:55.Ex-Premier Najib Mikati announced after meeting Sfeir in Bkirki that in case consensus was not achieved the president’s authorities would be referred to the Saniora Government.
11:54. Patriarch Nasrallah Sfeir receives MP Samir Franjieh and ex-MP Faris Saeyd.
French Foreign Minister Bernard Kouchner met ex-President Amin Gemayel.
Moussa met resigned Foreign Minister Fawzi Saloukh.
Ex-Minister Sleiman Franjieh met U.S. ambassador to Lebanon Jeffrey Feltman.
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1. Rodge | November 21st, 2007 at 3:00 pm
I think we lost this battle, and Michel Eddeh will be the next president. They have played the game to force us to accept him, the same thing that happened with Mikhael Daher in 1998.
Junblatt said to Al Safir that the blood of the Lebanese is more precious than the international resolutions, and he’s right, but i do believe that if we bring Eddeh or anyone else with the same descriptions, we are only postponing the problem and deepening the conflict and worsening the situation for later. What we should do is electing a 14 March president with Half + 1 disregarding what could happen, at least we will havew our fate in our own hands not in the Syrian hand.
2. JoseyWales | November 21st, 2007 at 3:03 pm
Thx for posting this. I was going to post it with NO COMMENT.
Pathetic.
12:43 Lahoud farted
12:56 Amr Mussa ordered foul w’ta3mia.
That this passes for news and is accepted by our idiot press is a scandal.
News is:
Who are the names?
Who is supporting whom?
What are the snags?
The press is asleep and the people are in a coma.
3. JoseyWales | November 21st, 2007 at 4:11 pm
Rodge,
I would have agreed more with you 3 months ago.
Now M14 fucked up too much and too long to get anything right. Sfeir’s idiotic “2/3 quorum” was a catastrrophic blunder and a blow to any chance of 50%+plus (which I think is constitutional by the way).
4. Roland | November 21st, 2007 at 4:57 pm
law bada el ard tencha2 7ay yetla3lna ra2iss abaday!!
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