What Is Keeping Torture Suspect George W Bush From Foreign Travel?

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Breaking News! Center for Constitutional Rights To File Torture Case Against George W. Bush!

Well think again. And this is not just on theoretically either. I'll have a lot more detail on this on Monday, but here is what I got from a friend of mine at the Center for Constitutional Rights (CCR) President Bush was supposed to be in Geneva on... Full Article at SquareState.net

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George Bush ne viendra pas à Genève

Polémique | L’organisation caritative juive Keren Hayessod renonce à faire venir l’ancien président américain

Alain Jourdan | 04.02.2011 | 20:00

George Bush ne viendra pas à Genève. Le Keren Hayessod qui avait invité l’ancien président des Etats-Unis à présider son dîner de gala annuel organisé dans les salons de l’hôtel Président Wilson, le 12 février prochain, a préféré faire marche arrière. La décision a été prise jeudi soir. C'est le spectre d’incidents comparables à ceux qui avaient émaillé la tenue du G8 à Evian qui a poussé les organisateurs à annuler la venue de l’ancien président américain. Le porte-parole du Keren Hayessod, Robert Equey explique cette décision dans la Tribune de Genève de ce samedi.

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Swiss groups plan protest, legal action during Bush visit to Geneva

The Canadian PressBy The Associated Press | The Canadian Press – Sat, 22 Jan 6:07 AM EST

GENEVA - Left-wing groups in Switzerland plan to stage a protest when former U.S. President George W. Bush visits Geneva next month.

Organizers hope to mobilize several thousand people who will each bring a shoe to recall the moment an Iraqi journalist threw his footwear at Bush during a news conference in 2008.

Geneva police spokesman Patrick Pulh said Saturday that appropriate security measures would be taken.

Bush is taking part in a Feb. 12 dinner hosted by the United Israel Appeal.

The group's spokesman in Switzerland, Nati Metuki, the U.S. embassy and Swiss authorities all said the visit was a private trip and declined to provide details.

Protest co-ordinator Paolo Gilardi said several groups will seek Bush's arrest on war crimes charges during the visit.