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Culture keeps the claim on the treasure recovered by Odyssey despite being in international waters
Culture keeps the claim on the treasure recovered by Odyssey despite being in international waters The Popular Party accuses the government had acted with negligence
A. C. / AGENCIES
Culture Minister, Carmen Calvo, said today at the Congress of Deputies that the treasure was rescued by the U.S. company Odyssey was found "in international waters ". Culture, however, believes English ship which was loading (500,000 pieces of silver and gold) worth about 500 million dollars, it reserves the right to claim the cargo. - Madrid - 27/06/2007
This is the working hypothesis "more plausible" that shuffles the department headed by Calvo. The second working hypothesis with the Culture, "simultaneous and inclusive" to the first, refers to "alleged illegal activities by alleged spoliation Odyssey" being investigated by the Magistrate's Court number one Linea de la Concepcion ( Cadiz), Carmen Calvo said.
U.S. company found the treasure somewhere in the Atlantic Ocean out of English waters, probably in the arc of Cape St. Vincent in Portugal and the city of El Jadida, south-west of Morocco. Debate
tense
The Popular Party has reprimanded the Government that a foreign company has hijacked the English heritage and has accused the Executive of negligence. In a tense exchange of accusations, Calvo insisted that the treasure was far from the English territorial waters and that surveillance vessels can not harass other vessels in international waters.
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