Identifier
Created
Classification
Origin
06JAKARTA12730
2006-10-19 09:38:00
CONFIDENTIAL
Embassy Jakarta
Cable title:
BREAKING THE GUATEMALA-VENEZUELA IMPASSE
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C O N F I D E N T I A L JAKARTA 012730
SIPDIS
SIPDIS
FOR IO/UNP-HARRIS/GOLDBERG AND USUN-DUGAN
E.O. 12958: DECL: 10/19/2016
TAGS: UNSC GT VE ID
SUBJECT: BREAKING THE GUATEMALA-VENEZUELA IMPASSE
REF: A. STATE 175110
B. JAKARTA 12653
C. JAKARTA 12542
D. STATE 164524
Classified By: Ambassador B.Lynn Pascoe for reasons 1.4 (b)
and (d).
C O N F I D E N T I A L JAKARTA 012730
SIPDIS
SIPDIS
FOR IO/UNP-HARRIS/GOLDBERG AND USUN-DUGAN
E.O. 12958: DECL: 10/19/2016
TAGS: UNSC GT VE ID
SUBJECT: BREAKING THE GUATEMALA-VENEZUELA IMPASSE
REF: A. STATE 175110
B. JAKARTA 12653
C. JAKARTA 12542
D. STATE 164524
Classified By: Ambassador B.Lynn Pascoe for reasons 1.4 (b)
and (d).
1.(C) The Ambassador saw Dino Djalal, Foreign Affairs Adviser to
the President, on October 19 and told him that we were
concerned that the Indonesian delegation was reportedly
alternating its votes between Guatemala and Indonesia. The
Ambassador noted the commitment made to the Secretary by
Foreign Minister Wirajuda in Washington (ref. D) and his own
October 17 conversation with Wirajuda (ref. B),who
reaffirmed once again Indonesian support for Guatemala.
Djalal was surprised about the reported behavior of the
Indonesian delegation in New York and looked quite concerned.
In the absence of relevant personnel in the Department of
Multilateral Affairs, PolCouns made ref A points and
complained about Indonesia's specific behavior to the office
of North American Affairs in the Department of Foreign
Affairs. They committed to pass the information upwards, but
did not provide a concrete response.
PASCOE
SIPDIS
SIPDIS
FOR IO/UNP-HARRIS/GOLDBERG AND USUN-DUGAN
E.O. 12958: DECL: 10/19/2016
TAGS: UNSC GT VE ID
SUBJECT: BREAKING THE GUATEMALA-VENEZUELA IMPASSE
REF: A. STATE 175110
B. JAKARTA 12653
C. JAKARTA 12542
D. STATE 164524
Classified By: Ambassador B.Lynn Pascoe for reasons 1.4 (b)
and (d).
1.(C) The Ambassador saw Dino Djalal, Foreign Affairs Adviser to
the President, on October 19 and told him that we were
concerned that the Indonesian delegation was reportedly
alternating its votes between Guatemala and Indonesia. The
Ambassador noted the commitment made to the Secretary by
Foreign Minister Wirajuda in Washington (ref. D) and his own
October 17 conversation with Wirajuda (ref. B),who
reaffirmed once again Indonesian support for Guatemala.
Djalal was surprised about the reported behavior of the
Indonesian delegation in New York and looked quite concerned.
In the absence of relevant personnel in the Department of
Multilateral Affairs, PolCouns made ref A points and
complained about Indonesia's specific behavior to the office
of North American Affairs in the Department of Foreign
Affairs. They committed to pass the information upwards, but
did not provide a concrete response.
PASCOE