president talat sees cyprus referendum in 2010

AlsancakJack



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Message Posted:
14/04/2009 19:20

President Mehmet Ali Talat expressed hope that a mutually agreed plan would be voted in a double referendum by Turkish and Greek Cypriots in early 2010.



"There will be some serious give-and-take process in our talks starting in August and the Turkish Cypriot side is planning a referendum in early 2010.” said the Presindent.



Talat said the Greek Cypriot Administration leader Christofias had been rejecting to set a specific time frame for course of the negotiations and for a possible referendum, however the natural time frame had been working and the international community was sharing the same thoughts with the Turkish Cypriot side.

Courtesy of perdukistan at 7:58 AM

Brinsley


Joined: 04/04/2009
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Message Posted:
14/04/2009 19:25

Test them all by DNA and see who really should be allowed to vote!



Richard

elko2



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Message Posted:
14/04/2009 19:34

Its nothing but a pre-election comment to help increase the votes of his old party.

ismet

AlsancakJack



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Message Posted:
14/04/2009 21:05

Ismet

Are the TRNC government legally obliged to hold a referendum?

AJ

tonykyte


Joined: 19/04/2008
Posts: 270

Message Posted:
14/04/2009 21:17

What effect will the local elections have Sunday ? I have been told ex-pat's could be in a worse postion if UBP gain power, but this may just be a prominate member of CFP telling me this ?

No1Doyen


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Message Posted:
14/04/2009 21:26

Do any of the various parties manifesto's make reference to foreigners and their property holdings in the trnc?

DutchCrusader



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Message Posted:
14/04/2009 21:29

RE msg 5, tonykite > I have been told ex-pat's could be in a worse postion if UBP gain power <



=> Haha! Nice one.

tonykyte


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Posts: 270

Message Posted:
14/04/2009 21:32

Worse than what

ROBnJO


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Message Posted:
14/04/2009 21:38

DC re msg7



Why would you see that as funny?

paddy1966


Joined: 29/06/2008
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Message Posted:
15/04/2009 02:03

No matter who get's in (sharing power that is ) won't make any difference to non citizens. Things will just go on & on & on as usual.

newscoop


Joined: 23/12/2007
Posts: 2197

Message Posted:
15/04/2009 06:01

Having lived under two UBP governments I have to say don`t expect too much difference, graft will still be a way of life and dealings with local government and ministries will continue to frustrate. You can also expect to see a new fleet of black Mercedes every two years or so.



That said; you (hopefully) won`t be looking at the front page of Cyprus Today every week or two and wondering if it`s April 1st as you read about the lateset barmy scheme to fleece foreigners.