Diane Ablonczy
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Diane Ablonczy - forThe Minister of State for Foreign Affairs (Americas and Consular Affairs) since 2011 and a member of the Canadian Parliament
for Calgary—Nose Hill since 1997.
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Ablonczy Welcomes Cuban Reforms On Eve Of Tour
The Conservative minister for Latin America is softening some of the Harper government's previous tough talk on Cuba. This week, Diane Ablonczy, the junior foreign minister for the Americas, visits the communist Caribbean island — which, at 135 kilometres from the southern tip of Florida, is both the closest sworn enemy of the United States and the favoured vacation choice of a million sun-seeking Canadians each year. Ablonczy praises the ongoing economic reforms that Cuban President Raul Castro has instituted — opening up private property ownership, new opportunity to hold ...
Canadians to Need Passport to Visit Dominican Republic
The Honourable Diane Ablonczy, Minister of State of Foreign Affairs (Americas and Consular Affairs), today reminded Canadians that, as of April 30, 2012, the Dominican Republic will require Canadians to present a passport on arrival in the country. “Your passport is the only reliable and universally accepted identification document for the purpose of international travel. So it may come as a surprise to some Canadians that previously they did not need a passport to go to the Dominican Republic,” said Minister of State Ablonczy. “After April 30, be sure to bring your passport ...
Statem. by Min. of State Ablonczy on Arrest of NaserAl-Raas
The Honourable Diane Ablonczy, Minister of State of Foreign Affairs (Americas and Consular Affairs), made the following statement on the arrest today of Canadian Naser Al-Raas: “We remain deeply concerned that the Bahraini appeal court rejected medical evidence of Mr. Al-Raas’s grave health complications, and we appeal to the Government of Bahrain on humanitarian grounds for the release of Mr. A-Raas to allow access to needed treatment not available in detention. “The Bahrain Independent Commission of Inquiry recently recommended that the Bahraini government take steps to ...
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