Примеры использования Carlos mesa на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Signed Carlos Mesa Gisbert.
He was forced to resign andwas replaced by his vice president, Carlos Mesa, a former journalist.
Address by Mr. Carlos Mesa Gisbert, President of the Republic of Bolivia.
In 2005, after weeks of civil unrest led by Evo Morales,former president Carlos Mesa offered his resignation to Congress.
Address by Mr. Carlos Mesa Gisbert, Vice-President of the Republic of Bolivia.
The President:(spoke in Spanish): The Assembly will now hear an address by the a statement by Mr. Carlos Mesa Gisbert, Vice-President of the Republic of Bolivia.
Mr. Carlos Mesa Gisbert, Vice-President of the Republic of Bolivia, was escorted to the rostrum.
He was succeeded by the vice president, Carlos Mesa, who put the gas issue to a referendum on July 18, 2004.
Mr. Carlos Mesa Gisbert, Vice-President of the Republic of Bolivia, was escorted from the rostrum.
Reply of Chile to the statement made by the President of Bolivia, Mr. Carlos Mesa, at the fifty-ninth session of the General Assembly on 22 September 2004.
Mr. Carlos Mesa Gisbert, President of the Republic of Bolivia, was escorted into the General Assembly Hall.
The Acting President(spoke in Spanish):I have great pleasure in welcoming His Excellency Mr. Carlos Mesa Gisbert, Vice-President of the Republic of Bolivia, and inviting him to address the Assembly.
Address by Mr. Carlos Mesa Gisbert, Constitutional Vice-President of the Republic of Bolivia.
The President(spoke in French): On behalf of the General Assembly, I have the honour to welcome to the United Nations His Excellency Mr. Carlos Mesa Gisbert, President of the Republic of Bolivia, and to invite him to address the General Assembly.
Mr. Carlos Mesa Gisbert, Constitutional Vice-President of the Republic of Bolivia, was escorted to the rostrum.
The Acting President(spoke in Spanish): I have great pleasure in welcoming His Excellency Mr. Carlos Mesa Gisbert, Constitutional Vice-President of the Republic of Bolivia, and inviting him to address the General Assembly.
Mr. Carlos Mesa Gisbert, Constitutional Vice-President of the Republic of Bolivia, was escorted from the rostrum.
Used to different forms of interference in Latin America, in 2004,the United States had already tried unsuccessfully to convince the former president Carlos Mesa to hand over such armaments, said the former Foreign Minister Juan Ignacio Siles.
Mr. Carlos Mesa Gisbert, Vice-President of the Republic of Bolivia, addressed the General Assembly.
I have the honour to transmit herewith the text of the written statement of the delegation of Chile in exercise of the right of reply to the statement of the President of Bolivia, Mr. Carlos Mesa Gisbert, given on 22 September 2004 at the fifty-ninth session of the General Assembly.
However, Vice President Carlos Mesa deplored what he referred to as the"excessive force" used in El Alto(80 dead) and withdrew his support for Sánchez de Lozada.
Morales indicated he was planning to file a lawsuit against the current actingpresident Eduardo Rodríguez and his minister of defense Gonzalo Méndez Gutiérrez, for“betraying the homeland”(a popular uprising to overthrow the former president Carlos Mesa from power in June 2005).
Gonzalo Sánchez de Lozada resigned and left the country on 17 October, andwas succeeded in accordance with the constitution by Vice-President Carlos Mesa, who formed a cabinet of individuals without political affiliations with the aim of ending the conflict and bringing about national reconciliation.
Statements were made by: H.E. Mr. Gerhard Schröder, Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany;H.E. Mr. Carlos Mesa Gisbert, Constitutional Vice President of the Republic of Bolivia; H.E. Mr. Li Zhaoxing, Minister for Foreign Affairs of China; and H.E. The Honourable Alexander Downer, M.P., Minister for Foreign Affairs of Australia.
Statements were made by Mr. Kofi Annan, Secretary-General of the United Nations; Mr. Jorge Battle, President of Uruguay; Mr. Nicanor D. Frutos,President of Paraguay; Mr. Carlos Diego Mesa Gisbert, President of Bolivia; and Mr. Thaksin Shinawatra, Prime Minister of Thailand.
Mr. Carlos D. Mesa, President of the Republic of Bolivia, in his statement to the General Assembly, reiterated Bolivia's right to have a free, useful access to the sea under its jurisdiction and proposed a dialogue of rapprochement with Chile within the framework of a process of cooperation and integration.
When the complaint was heard, it was found that the nature of the offence made the court incompetent to try it. Accordingly, on 17 November 1997 the case was transferred to National Correctional Court No. 13, Registry 79, under file No. 5724 entitled Cufré,Luís Alberto and Mesa, Carlos Alberto in re article 94 of Criminal Code Punishable Injuries.
The purpose of this Decree was to abrogate Supreme Decree No. 28140 of 17 May 2005 enacted by the former President, Mr Carlos D. Mesa Gisbert, which created forest property. The latter's aim was to award enforceable land titles to private individuals exclusively for production activities, and to award titles for permanent endowment or allocation of forest property.
In 2003, there was a rupture in the country's political system as a result of the social unrest in February and October that year, which led to the ousting of the then President, Gonzalo Sánchez de Lozada, owing to government corruption and crimes against humanity.He was succeeded first by the Vice President, Carlos D. Mesa Gisbert, and subsequently by Dr. Eduardo Rodríguez Veltzé, President of the Supreme Court of Justice.
We express our gratitude to President Carlos D. Mesa and the people of Bolivia for the warm hospitality we experienced during the Thirteenth Ibero-American Summit in Santa Cruz de la Sierra.