I return to a post self-censored, so that the full version is only available on the blog "Private Algiers for registered users.
few days ago the press published that the company Natural Gas has decided to have the services of former Prime Minister Felipe Gonzalez to try to find a beneficial solution to their conflict in Algeria with Sonatrach.
Since it was published on April Fool's Day, we must assume that it is somewhat true, which leads to a series of reflections. And they clarified that I rely solely on what I have read in the press, regardless of any information that might come to know because of my work.
No one who knows a little way of being and thinking that escapes Algerian relations between Morocco and Algeria are very tense, manifest hostility. And Felipe González does not just happen to have been a good friend of Morocco but to keep property interests in the country, which in Algerian version is almost synonymous with collusion with King Mohamed VI. In high places is precisely Algerian Aznar as the President of the English Government of Algeria's best friend, who also stood to Morocco in matters such as taking the islet of Parsley.
The supposed merits of Felipe Gonzalez in the previous conflict resolution gas were not his, but then Vice President Alfonso Guerra, who do not know if it was a visionary of the subsequent rise in gas consumption in Spain or simply had much luck with mode of development of our economy.
One, which is very twisted, questions whether Natural gas will be shopping with Felipe González's influence on post-Philippe sector of the present Government, with the Speaker and current Vice President at the head, not provisioned losses this year and is the government that indirectly pay for what you get is not Algeria Natural Gas to pay Sonatrach.
To reassure some in Algeria, for if they feared for his life in an attempt writing X, I'm sure Felipe Gonzalez did not relate this work with his previous one in Algeria, at the hands of Rafael Vera. Do not go there to be reached by the GAL to return to resolve a conflict within the limits of the law.
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