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• What did they say?: He said\'thank you\' and promised he would pass the message on
  What do you think of their response to your call?: Sounds like they knew what I was talking about and had had other calls
  Elizabeth Clayton. England

• What did they say?: They asked for my name - they were writing it down. They seemed to express sympathy. I expressed by desire to go to Argentina in the New Year and that I did not want to see devastation of forests when I got there, but rather the native plant and animal species. He said that he understood.
  I think he listened and was sympathetic. Although, I will say that he was not forthcoming with information about what he was going to do about my call.
  Jody Aked. England, Sheffield

• Who did you speak to at the embassy or consulate?: consulate phone operator
  What did they say?: asked to receive comments in letter
  What do you think of their response to your call?: very polite/friendly but intended to diminish the appreciable scope of the protest
  Geoffrey Gordon. United States, New York

• Who did you speak to at the embassy or consulate?: Receptionnist
  What did they say?: Told me to send all commentaries by email or Fax
  embargentina@argentina-canada.net
  Bernard Ménard. Canada, ON.

• Who did you speak to at the embassy or consulate?: Operator at New York Embassy
  What did they say?: They are asking all people calling about the deforestation to write a letter to the Consulate.
  What do you think of their response to your call?: I\'d have preferred to use electronic means, but will write a letter by post.
  Wendy Webber. USA, Vermont.

• Who did you speak to at the embassy or consulate?: at the embassy, i spoke to a telephone attendant who wouldn\'t give me her name
  What did they say?: she told me to express my concern by e-mail writing at ambasciata.argentina@hotmail.it, or to call another day. So I\'ll call again tomorrow morning. She immediately understood why I was calling, as if they\'d already got many calls about this issue.
  Andrea Varese. Italy, Rome.

• Who did you speak to at the embassy or consulate?: Pastor
  What did they say?: He took my name and said he would pass my message on
  ¿What do you think of their response to your call?: fair enough!
  Susannah Pendleton. England, London.

• Who did you speak to at the embassy or consulate?: Consulate in BONN and Embassy in BERLIN: female voice but I forgot to ask her who she is...
  ¿What did they say?: Consulate in Bonn: She listened to me and then told me to visit the site www.medioambiente.gov.ar because there you can write straight to the government (wonder if it\'ll be read). She said the form is on the left site (I haven\'t found it yet) and she told me that several people phoned her before. (Nice to hear :-))
  Embassy in Berlin: she gave me immediately the e-mail-address when I said I was concerned about the forest. It\'s info@argentinische-botschaft.de
  What do you think of their response to your call?: It\'s OK but a bit disappointing. I mean I just talked to the secretaries and I wonder if they\'re going to tell it someone in a higher position.
  Sabine Mathesius. Germany, Heinsberg.

• Who did you speak to at the embassy or consulate?: don,t know
  What did they say?: we have received hundreds of messages
  thank you. (he took my name)
  What do you think of their response to your call?: Friendly but short.Almost curt.
  Simon Mckay. England, East Sussex.

• Who did you speak to at the embassy or consulate?: All lines were busy--left message
  What did they say?: n/a
  What do you think of their response to your call?: We have their attention
  Kelley Nielsen. U.S.A. California.

• Who did you speak to at the embassy or consulate?: yes
  What did they say?: stop desforesting
  What do you think of their response to your call?: i submit
  Antonio Fernandez. España, Barcelona.

• Who did you speak to at the embassy or consulate?: Secretaria
  What did they say?: que lo que tenga que decir se lo diga por escrito y que ya habian mas personas por esas razones.
  What do you think of their response to your call?: me parecio excesivamente preocupada y muy poco cortes.
  Carlos Michelín. Rep. Dominicana, Santo Domingo.

• Who did you speak to at the embassy or consulate?: I called both in Shanghai and in Beijing. I spoke with the receptionist in Shanghai and I think the communication manager in Beijing.
  What did they say?: Beijing said to send them a note and Shanghai too but ask to fax them description of the situation and what we want.
  What do you think of their response to your call?: The person I sopke to in Beijing politely answered me but was not concerned at all, however they seems a little bit more interested in Shanghai. Do you have any prepared docuement I can send them to follow up on this ?
  Carine Seror (Shanghai, China)

• Who did you speak to at the embassy or consulate?: I did not speak to anybody: I sent an email to the Argentinian Embassy in Belgium and in UK. Additionally to all the reasons you gave against deforestation, I also said that I was seriously planning to travel to Argentina (which is fully true), but that I would not as long as they do not stop the deforestation (which is also true).
  What did they say?: no answer so far
  Aurore Cambou (Virginia, USA)

• Who did you speak to at the embassy or consulate?: The Director
  What did they say?: That they will work to solve that problem
  What do you think of their response to your call?: That its not enough
  Frank Salcido (Chihuahua, Mexico)
  

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