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"Well, first of all, I have not been going there non-stop. I was there once and then I established a group together with some others and we are working in a confidential way because it is a very delicate case.
Now, let me say it is also not true that we have never reacted. On the contrary, we have reacted very clearly and have tried to get the nurses out. We had hoped that this would happen recently. Unfortunately, this was not the case. Unfortunately, in December 2006 the death penalty was reconfirmed. We had hoped for a totally different judgment. With regard to the question of the accusation concerning the HIV/Aids infection, I must tell you that the conclusions of the most recent Council of Foreign Ministers clearly state, ‘this verdict ignores strong evidence from world-renowned international experts as to the innocence of the defendants’. So, all these questions are clearly on the table, as I said. Bear with us. There is also a little bit of confidence necessary and a little bit of confidentiality. It is a highly delicate case, but we want to resolve it."@en1
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