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BUSH DOESN'T MENTION THE WORD "GENOCIDE"
Ïðaâî Âûaîða, Azerbaijan
Democratic Azerbaijan
May 1 2007
April 24, US President, George Bush, extended his "deepest condolence"
to Armenian nation in connection with 92nd anniversary of the events
of 1915 in Ottoman Empire. At the same time he promised to promote
democratic and economic reforms in this Republic.
As observers note, US President never mentioned the word "genocide".
Head of American administration declared that USA adheres to
cooperation with Azerbaijan and Armenia in an effort to peacefully
regulate Nagorni Garabagh conflict.
Early this year group of American lawmakers presented resolution
to the Congress, urging US administration to recognize the fact of
genocide of Armenians in 1915 during the time of Ottoman Empire.
Though resolution has no compulsory force, its adoption fraught with
aggravation of relations with Turkey, old strategic partners of US.
Attempts to introduce this legislative initiative in the Congress
have been made several times, even during Clinton's administration,
however, they failed to succeed.
http://www.demaz.org/cgi-bin/e-cms/vis/v is.pl?s=001&p=0055&n=002467&g=
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Ïðaâî Âûaîða, Azerbaijan
Democratic Azerbaijan
May 1 2007
April 24, US President, George Bush, extended his "deepest condolence"
to Armenian nation in connection with 92nd anniversary of the events
of 1915 in Ottoman Empire. At the same time he promised to promote
democratic and economic reforms in this Republic.
As observers note, US President never mentioned the word "genocide".
Head of American administration declared that USA adheres to
cooperation with Azerbaijan and Armenia in an effort to peacefully
regulate Nagorni Garabagh conflict.
Early this year group of American lawmakers presented resolution
to the Congress, urging US administration to recognize the fact of
genocide of Armenians in 1915 during the time of Ottoman Empire.
Though resolution has no compulsory force, its adoption fraught with
aggravation of relations with Turkey, old strategic partners of US.
Attempts to introduce this legislative initiative in the Congress
have been made several times, even during Clinton's administration,
however, they failed to succeed.
http://www.demaz.org/cgi-bin/e-cms/vis/v is.pl?s=001&p=0055&n=002467&g=
--Boun dary_(ID_BvFTbT7UGoDpPyE0qg5wZQ)--