Half of the experts, trained in a work of Barcelona. Internet Photo Six urgent trip to English pensioners Fukushima to get in the fence and thinking about the rescue.
Posted on Thursday, 17 March 2011 SPAIN SENT
urgently to Japan a "Dream team" of retired distintintas provinces to put in the fence of the nuclear power plant in Fukushima and comment loudly on the work of rescue teams.
"We selected a group of men with proven experience in looking at works from the fence," said Foreign Affairs Minister Trinidad Jimenez, driving the initiative. "We believe in Fukushima have something to say to the workers that there is between life and death."
Mariano González, a resident of the European Parliament 70, said before catching the plane at Barajas, "I'm sure are not doing well." His teammate José Ramón Beneitez, a retired bricklayer, said that "would have to do much better, and are not going to put out the fire."
"We will get in the fence as close as we can," said Benito Chumilla, "and we will advise them as best as possible from our respective expertise in various areas."
Some members of this expedition have knowledge of masonry, tiling, demolition or public works. But their common denominator and what unites them most is that they have witnessed hundreds of works in their retirement years, and that gives them "a perspective for thinking that no one else today except maybe a radio talk show. "
Trinidad Jimenez said that "without doubt, comment on others is one of the best things we can export from Spain."
Vieira Alfredo Sanchez, of Pamplona, \u200b\u200bsaid: "We are learning Japanese to say things like" pass the hose on the other lao, boy "or" Take heed to those cables, "also" and is not a ditch, coño " , or "be careful do not leave to get tired!". Before you embark
Tokyo stopover in Lugo, Lalo Cantalapiedra, a retired fisherman Murcia, explained that "in some cases try to agree on what say to the Chinese, but there will be cases in which each think differently. " Http://www.elgarrofer.com/2011/03/seis-jubilados-espanoles-viajan-urgentemente-a-fukushima-para-ponerse-en-la-valla-y-opinar-sobre-los-trabajos-de -rescate.html
Posted on Thursday, 17 March 2011 SPAIN SENT
urgently to Japan a "Dream team" of retired distintintas provinces to put in the fence of the nuclear power plant in Fukushima and comment loudly on the work of rescue teams.
"We selected a group of men with proven experience in looking at works from the fence," said Foreign Affairs Minister Trinidad Jimenez, driving the initiative. "We believe in Fukushima have something to say to the workers that there is between life and death."
Mariano González, a resident of the European Parliament 70, said before catching the plane at Barajas, "I'm sure are not doing well." His teammate José Ramón Beneitez, a retired bricklayer, said that "would have to do much better, and are not going to put out the fire."
"We will get in the fence as close as we can," said Benito Chumilla, "and we will advise them as best as possible from our respective expertise in various areas."
Some members of this expedition have knowledge of masonry, tiling, demolition or public works. But their common denominator and what unites them most is that they have witnessed hundreds of works in their retirement years, and that gives them "a perspective for thinking that no one else today except maybe a radio talk show. "
Trinidad Jimenez said that "without doubt, comment on others is one of the best things we can export from Spain."
Vieira Alfredo Sanchez, of Pamplona, \u200b\u200bsaid: "We are learning Japanese to say things like" pass the hose on the other lao, boy "or" Take heed to those cables, "also" and is not a ditch, coño " , or "be careful do not leave to get tired!". Before you embark
Tokyo stopover in Lugo, Lalo Cantalapiedra, a retired fisherman Murcia, explained that "in some cases try to agree on what say to the Chinese, but there will be cases in which each think differently. " Http://www.elgarrofer.com/2011/03/seis-jubilados-espanoles-viajan-urgentemente-a-fukushima-para-ponerse-en-la-valla-y-opinar-sobre-los-trabajos-de -rescate.html
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