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First of all, as Mr Higgins has indicated, the situation remains of great concern, and we understand what makes the solutions that have been proposed unacceptable at this time to the leaders of the opposition, but I believe that there is to be a tripartite meeting of the political organs of the SADC, that is of Swaziland, Angola and Mozambique, in Harare on 27 October next.
In response to Mr Burke, it is clearly difficult to keep contact, given the lot that is Mr Tsvangirai’s. His passport has been confiscated and not returned to him; he did not come to Swaziland. The Commission, and equally the President-in-Office of the Council of Ministers, Bernard Kouchner, are quite clearly keeping themselves informed, and in very close contact with the representatives of the SADC and of Mr Mbeki. For our part, we can only ensure that relations with Zimbabwe are restored, but only when the rule of law is guaranteed and when a satisfactory solution has emerged. However, we have the maximum contacts that are possible in the current situation, whether with Louis Michel or Bernard Kouchner."@en1
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