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Spyropoulos Fights to keep FYROM out of NATO

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Businessman, philanthropist, and President of the Council of Greeks Abroad in the U.S. Theodore Spyropoulos, placed two full-page messages in the Chicago Tribune and the Chicago Sun-Times last weekend, during the NATO Summit in Chicago, telling the world leaders and the American People that “The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia [FYROM] is not yet ready to join NATO.”
CHCAGO, IL – Businessman, philanthropist, and President of the Council of Greeks Abroad in the U.S. Theodore Spyropoulos, placed two full-page messages in the Chicago Tribune and the Chicago Sun-Times last weekend, during the NATO Summit in Chicago, telling the world leaders and the American People that “The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia [FYROM] is not yet ready to join NATO.” It was a personal initiative of Spyropoulos, he paid for the advertisement as a private Greek-American and not in his official capacity as President of SAE in the U.S. The decision of the Summit Meeting of NATO not to invite FYROM to join NATO was received with much satisfaction by the Greek-American Community and certainly by Hellenes throughout the world.

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  1 reader comment

1. Philip Vorgias
wrote on
May 25, 2012
12:24 PM
Greece can veto FYROM NATO membership at any time, that's the bottom line. Of course, with anti-establishment Tsipras as PM they'll probably allow membership for FYROM just to be contradictory. Leftists are like that, they run against the grain just to irritate nationalists.
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