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Viewing cable 06BUENOSAIRES1587, JAPAN DRAFT RESOLUTION AGAINST NORTH KOREA; MIDDLE EAST;

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Reference ID Created Released Classification Origin
06BUENOSAIRES1587 2006-07-18 13:20 2011-08-26 00:00 UNCLASSIFIED Embassy Buenos Aires
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OO RUEHWEB

DE RUEHBU #1587/01 1991320
ZNR UUUUU ZZH
O 181320Z JUL 06
FM AMEMBASSY BUENOS AIRES
TO RUEHC/SECSTATE WASHDC IMMEDIATE 5253
INFO RHMFISS/CDR USSOCOM MACDILL AFB FL//SCJ2//
RULGPUA/USCOMSOLANT
UNCLAS BUENOS AIRES 001587 
 
SIPDIS 
 
STATE FOR INR/R/MR, I/GWHA, WHA, WHA/PDA, WHA/BSC, 
WHA/EPSC 
CDR USSOCOM FOR J-2 IAD/LAMA 
 
SIPDIS 
 
E.O. 12958: N/A 
TAGS: KPAO OPRC KMDR PREL MEDIA REACTION
SUBJECT: JAPAN DRAFT RESOLUTION AGAINST NORTH KOREA; MIDDLE EAST; 
CHAVEZ AND MERCOSUR; US-ARGENTINE TRADE TIES; CIA CASE; MUMBAY BOMB 
BLITZ; 07/13/06;BUENOS AIRES 
 
1. SUMMARY STATEMENT 
 
Key international stories today include Japan asking for Argentina's 
support in a draft resolution it submitted to the UN, which requests 
sanctions against North Korea for its missile tests; the US blames 
Syria and Iran for the escalation of violence in the Middle East; 
former Argentine Ambassador's statement that Venezuelan President 
Hugo Chavez will use Mercosur to defy the US; Argentina's trade 
deficit with the US; US President George W. Bush's main advisor 
allegedly involved in CIA-gate; and the implications of the bomb 
blitz in Mumbai. 
 
2. OPINION PIECES AND KEY STORIES 
 
- "Japan asks for Argentina's support at the UN" 
 
Natasha Niebieskikwiat, columnist of leading "Clarin," writes 
(07/13) "Japan asked for Argentina's support in the draft resolution 
it submitted to the UN Security Council, it paves the way for 
sanctions against North Korea for its missile tests... 
 
"In this move, the Japanese diplomacy used all the international 
fronts it could... 
 
"Yesterday, China and Russia managed to introduce a softer version 
of the Japanese draft statement, which was supported by the US, the 
UK and France. 
 
"Meanwhile, Argentine diplomatic sources commented that while the 
Argentine Government supports Japan regarding the North Korean 
crisis and believes that Pyongyang's action of launching missiles 
was a 'provocation,' however, it does not seek to appear as one of 
the co-sponsors of the initiative, which is a further diplomatic 
step." 
 
- "The US targets Syria and Iran and warns of an escalation of 
violence" 
 
Daily-of-record "La Nacion" reports (07/13) " Hezbollah's kidnapping 
of two Israeli soldiers unleashed multiple statements of repudiation 
from the international community. The most eloquent one came from 
the US, which blamed Syria and Iran for the kidnappings based on the 
Damascus and Tehran's alleged support for Hamas. 
 
"... US National Security Council spokesperson, Frederick Jones, who 
accompanied President George W. Bush on an official visit to 
Germany, said 'We strongly condemn the attack from Hezbollah against 
Israel and the kidnapping of two Israeli soldiers.' 
 
"... US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice also condemned the 
kidnappings and said that Hezbollah's action 'threatened regional 
stability.'" 
 
- "Lack of control" 
 
Marcelo Cantelmi, international editor of leading "Clarin," writes 
(07/13) "... The current escalation implies a regional extension of 
the confrontation that started in Gaza... 
 
"The Ehud Olmert administration is compelled firmly act, taking into 
account the audacity of the two blows he has received in just a 
matter of hours... 
 
"... The lack of a real opening (in Israel) has never been seen as 
the reason for Hamas' possible growth in the Palestinian 
territories, or for Hezbollah's strengthening protected by Iran's 
hawks. Washington and Israel were the ones that most contributed to 
this shortfall. Today, one can see an escalation of responses. 
Humanity's worst conflict continues to spiral out of control." 
 
- "'Chavez to use Mercosur corpse to attack the US'" 
 
Guillermo Haskel, columnist of liberal, English-language "Buenos 
Aires Herald," writes (07/13) "Argentina and Brazil are serving 
populist Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez a Mercosur corpse that he 
will use as a political arena to further challenge the US, a former 
Argentine ambassador said yesterday. 
 
"'And while the enormous Gulliver (US) will continue to be entangled 
in the Iraqi marshland and unable to administer order in the world 
for at least two more years, it makes no sense to adopt a 
confrontational stance because it will eventually recompose its 
agenda and those fostering hatred will pay for it.' 
 
"The speaker was Carlos Perez Llana, an ambassador to Paris for the 
Alliance government that collapsed in 2001 amid Argentina's 
 
 
worst-ever economic crisis. 
 
"'Mercosur is dead but now there is a political Mercosur led by Mr. 
Chavez. What is being offered to him is a forum that he will use to 
challenge the US.'" 
 
- "Argentina again has a trade deficit with the US" 
 
Sergio Serrichio, economic and political columnist of 
business-financial "El Cronista," writes (07/13) "According to the 
US Department of Commerce, in contrast to Latin America, Argentina 
and Paraguay again have had a trade deficit with the US. From 
January to May this year, Argentina had a trade deficit of 130 
million dollars with the US. 
 
"In this regard, Argentine has reversed the surplus trend it has had 
since the downfall of the convertibility system. The re-born 
bilateral deficit is noteworthy because it is in the framework of an 
increasing US trade deficit with the world in general and with 
oil-producing countries. 
 
"Paraguay has a structural tradition of trade deficits. Argentina is 
the only country that, in contrast to others, is starting to have a 
deficit with the country with which most countries in the world have 
a large trade surplus." 
 
- "Argentine lemons return to the US" 
 
Business-financial, center-right "InfoBae" (07/13) leads "US markets 
were closed for Argentine lemons in 2001 based on alleged sanitary 
problems. Now, reportedly, the US could lift the ban, and the 
decision could have a signifigant impact on Tucuman's economy." The 
paper reports "Argentine Ambassador to the US, Jose Octavio Bordon, 
said yesterday that Tucuman lemons will again be able to be sold to 
US markets by 2008. 
 
"The Argentine representative in Washington pointed out to Telam 
(wire service agency) that 'Tucuman's lemons could return to the US 
market by 2008.' 
 
- "Reportedly, Bush's main advisor was involved in the CIA-gate" 
 
Ana Baron, Washington-based correspondent for leading "Clarin," 
writes (07/13) "US President George W. Bush promised that if he ever 
found out the name of the White House official who leaked to the 
media Valerie Plame's identity, he would immediately fire him. 
 
"Well, after two years of silence, editorialist Robert Novak wrote a 
piece in  The Washington Post yesterday revealing that one of his 
sources was Bush's advisor Karl Rove. Nothing indicates that Rove 
will be fired but just the opposite - Bush is unlikely to want to 
pay the political cost of seeing his 'right hand' and head of 
campaign involved in this scandal. 
 
"As a matter of fact, Novak's revelation was too late. Patrick 
Fitzgerald, the prosecutor, announced last month that he would not 
indict Rove. Analysts believe that the silence of Novak, a 
conservative editorialist with  access to the White House, protected 
Bush's re-election." 
 
3. EDITORIALS 
 
- "Another crime against humanity" 
 
Daily-of-record "La Nacion" editorializes (07/13) "Horror has again 
shocked the world, just like in New York, Madrid and London. This 
time, it was in an Asian country. Last Tuesday, seven bombs exploded 
in Mumbay's urban trains and unleashed an unprecedented tragedy. 
 
"... The attack against Mumbay looks like a 'copy' of the March 11, 
2004 attack against Madrid. 
 
"However, it seems that the authors of this crime are not the 
members of Al Qaeda but Pakistani terrorists, particularly Kashmir 
extremists belonging to the Lashkar-e-Toiba group... 
 
"This and other Islamic groups claim the entire Kashmir region for 
Pakistan and blame India, Israel and the US for the situation. This 
criminal assault could bring consequences such as retaliation 
against the Islamic people and confrontations among several 
communities... 
 
"... The free nations of the world should unite themselves in order 
to definitely eradicate terrorism from earth because there cannot be 
disagreement on this issue." 
 
 
To see more Buenos Aires reporting, visit our classified website 
at: 
http://www.state.sqov.gov/p/wha/buenosaires 
 
GUTIERREZ