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Vali NasJul 20, 2004

This is the press release about the demonstration on Wednesday July 21

in Washington DC protesting the ban on international adoption, including

Egroup: publication article ZIUA

--- In ROMANIAdoption@yahoogroups.com, Chi4adopt@a... wrote:
> I just received this information concerning our article:
>
>
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> The Bucharest daily "ZIUA" is publishing in tomorrow's edition  (it is
> already available on the net, as it's past midnight in Bucharest) a series of
> absolutely outrageous articles and an editorial in regards to the ad placed in the
> Evenimentul Zilei, as well to the article written by Secr. of State Richard
> Armitage in the International Herald Tribune.
>
> The gist of it is that the attempt to change the adoption legislation is a
> conspiracy of big adoption agencies (CHI is named) and the US govt. Your and
> Vali Nas's names appear prominently as those responsible for these actions.
>
> Check out the following links, and check out the picture of Richard Armitage
> on the front page of the paper:
> http://www.ziua.net
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> http://www.ziua.net/display.php?id=11521&data=2004-04-26
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> http://www.ziua.net/display.php?id=11524&data=2004-04-26
>
> Well, we got them buzzing didn't we!!??
>
> Debbie Price

Best Regards,
 
Dan Bonham

Subject: RE: Can One Adopt From Romania?

Message: 616

From: Douglas Hubbard

Received: Sa Sep 20, 2003 4:25

Subject: RE: Can One Adopt From Romania?

Vali- you have enlightened rather than offended- thank you.

Romania_Adoption@yahoogroups.com - child adopted by two pedophiles

From: CHARLOTTE WEATHERSBY

Date: 5/13/2006 5:26:59 AM

To: Romania_Adoption@yahoogroups.com

Subject: Re: [Romania_Adoption] Vali Nash a clever swindler, impostor doing business with adoption

I believe it. I have a child that was originally adopted from Romania by two pedophiles. They got scared and relinquished him. Because he was diagnosed with CP they thought he was too stupid to tell. To make a long story short he has a high IQ is doing well now and will testify upon turning 18. I am glad that adoption is shut down right now. We have to find a way to keep these children safe even in their own countries though and that it what I am brainstorming about.

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Romanian child abused in Spain

Publication: Jurnalul National

Publication date: June, 11, 2006

Author: Anca Alexe, Oana Vataselu

Romanian child abused in Spain

A little boy aged 6 is in a deep coma in the Son Dureta hospital in Palma de Mallorca, Spain, after being abused by his adoptive parents. The child, adopted since the age of two by the couple Jose R.M., aged 44 and Maria de las Nieves R., aged 39 has been in a deep coma since Tuesday. According to EFE media agency, the little boy was taken to the hospital with multiple skull fractures and injuries all over his body. Investigations revealed that the child had been many times hospitalized for physical aggressions. In the last three years, he landed in the private or public hospital beds 30 or 40 times.

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The circumstances in which biological parents give up an adopted child sometimes do not match what the adoption file states, researcher Atamhi Cawayu in Bolivia noted. 'Adoption services have too much reliance on paperwork.'


A couple in rural Bolivia had a seventh child in 2008, a girl with a medical condition. According to her adoption file, the parents decided to give up their daughter because of their economic situation.

The Flemish Atamhi Cawayu, himself adopted from Bolivia, went to talk to the father for his doctoral research, which he recently defended at Ghent University. 'The man was shocked when I told him that his daughter had been adopted by a Dutch couple. The father thought all along that his daughter was living with a lawyer in Santa Cruz.'

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