Identifier
Created
Classification
Origin
08BRASILIA1291
2008-09-29 20:26:00
UNCLASSIFIED
Embassy Brasilia
Cable title:
BRAZIL: MARINE SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH AUTHORIZATIONS: UPDATED
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UNCLAS BRASILIA 001291
SIPDIS
E.O. 12958: N/A
TAGS: TPHY KRVC EWWT KSCA SENV BR
SUBJECT: BRAZIL: MARINE SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH AUTHORIZATIONS: UPDATED
INFORMATION
REF: STATE 94522
UNCLAS BRASILIA 001291
SIPDIS
E.O. 12958: N/A
TAGS: TPHY KRVC EWWT KSCA SENV BR
SUBJECT: BRAZIL: MARINE SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH AUTHORIZATIONS: UPDATED
INFORMATION
REF: STATE 94522
1. Per REFTEL, Post's officers responsible for handling requests
for marine scientific research authorizations are as follows:
- Environment, Science, Technology and Health (ESTH) Counselor
Richard J. Driscoll - tel. 55 61 3312-7401, email
DriscollRJ@state.gov (through summer 2010)
- ESTH Officer Jeremy W. Long - tel. 55 61-3312-7432
LongJW@state.gov
(through fall 2010)
- ESTH Assistant Jorge M. Nogueira - tel. 55 61 3312-7473, email:
NogueiraJM@state.gov
- ESTH Assistant Daisy B. da Costa - tel. 55 61 3312-7432, email:
CostaDBD@state.gov
2. The ESTH Office has obtained updated information from the
Brazilian Ministry of External Relations' (MRE) Division of Oceans,
Antarctic and Space (DMAE).about authorizations for marine
scientific research in Brazilian waters. DMAE's Secretary Ronaldo
Lima Vieira explained that requests for authorization should be
submitted at least one hundred and eighty (180) days in advance.
DMAE requires two forms to be submitted with the diplomatic note
requesting the authorization. These are: (1) the marine research
authorization form required by the Brazilian Navy and (2) the radio
frequency form required by the National Telecommunication Agency (or
ANATEL - Agencia Nacional de Telecomunicacao). The current versions
of these forms have been sent to OES/OA.
3. The radio frequency authorization form is written in both
Portuguese and English. The Navy authorization form, however, is
only in Portuguese; a translated version of that form has been sent
to OES/OA. Both forms can be completed in English and sent to the
Embassy's ESTH office, which will translate them into Portuguese for
submission to the Brazilian authorities, which insist on Portuguese
versions.
4. The MRE emphasized that it needs all the detailed information
requested on the forms.
KUBISKE
SIPDIS
E.O. 12958: N/A
TAGS: TPHY KRVC EWWT KSCA SENV BR
SUBJECT: BRAZIL: MARINE SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH AUTHORIZATIONS: UPDATED
INFORMATION
REF: STATE 94522
1. Per REFTEL, Post's officers responsible for handling requests
for marine scientific research authorizations are as follows:
- Environment, Science, Technology and Health (ESTH) Counselor
Richard J. Driscoll - tel. 55 61 3312-7401, email
DriscollRJ@state.gov (through summer 2010)
- ESTH Officer Jeremy W. Long - tel. 55 61-3312-7432
LongJW@state.gov
(through fall 2010)
- ESTH Assistant Jorge M. Nogueira - tel. 55 61 3312-7473, email:
NogueiraJM@state.gov
- ESTH Assistant Daisy B. da Costa - tel. 55 61 3312-7432, email:
CostaDBD@state.gov
2. The ESTH Office has obtained updated information from the
Brazilian Ministry of External Relations' (MRE) Division of Oceans,
Antarctic and Space (DMAE).about authorizations for marine
scientific research in Brazilian waters. DMAE's Secretary Ronaldo
Lima Vieira explained that requests for authorization should be
submitted at least one hundred and eighty (180) days in advance.
DMAE requires two forms to be submitted with the diplomatic note
requesting the authorization. These are: (1) the marine research
authorization form required by the Brazilian Navy and (2) the radio
frequency form required by the National Telecommunication Agency (or
ANATEL - Agencia Nacional de Telecomunicacao). The current versions
of these forms have been sent to OES/OA.
3. The radio frequency authorization form is written in both
Portuguese and English. The Navy authorization form, however, is
only in Portuguese; a translated version of that form has been sent
to OES/OA. Both forms can be completed in English and sent to the
Embassy's ESTH office, which will translate them into Portuguese for
submission to the Brazilian authorities, which insist on Portuguese
versions.
4. The MRE emphasized that it needs all the detailed information
requested on the forms.
KUBISKE