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• Who did you speak to at the embassy or consulate?: I wrote them an email
  What did they say?: no response so far
  What do you think of their response to your call?: I doubt I will hear from them
  Michael Smith (N.S.W, Australia)

• Who did you speak to at the embassy or consulate?: Consultate Secretary
  What did they say?: please email response
  What do you think of their response to your call?: I sent an email as follows:
  I am writing to express my deepest concern over the removal and destruction of your last forest in Argentina. I would like to strongly urge that your government hold a moratorium as soon as possible save the last remaining forest of Argentina. I know from our experiences in WA that Tourism has a far greater and longer worth than short term timber production. Once its gone I can never be replaced, along with the multitude of animal and plant life that is lost.
  Please, please help the Government see the sense in the long term preservation of this area!
  Corine Salmon (Western Australia, Australia)

• Who did you speak to at the embassy or consulate?: Ambassador\'s receptionist
  What did they say?: They asked me to send them an e-mail, which I did.
  What do you think of their response to your call?: It was as expected: polite but unsatisfactory.
  Stuart Kay (NSW, Australia)

• Who did you speak to at the embassy or consulate?: Not sure
  What did they say?: I should write an email to info@argentina.org.au
  What do you think of their response to your call?: They were polite.
  Lani Imhof (NSW, Australia)

• Who did you speak to at the embassy or consulate?: Reception
  What did they say?: Have you sent us an email?
  What do you think of their response to your call?: Polite and efficient. I guessed that they have had several calls already.
  Alex Crowfoot (NSW, Australia)

• Who did you speak to at the embassy or consulate?: Please Stop the destruction of forest
  What did they say?: I dont now
  What do you think of their response to your call?: I think will stop the destruction
  Hilda Delgado (Baja California, Mexico)

• Who did you speak to at the embassy or consulate?: Receptionist in the Ambassador\'s department in Canberra
  What did they say?: Said I could send an email to the ambassador and gave me his email address
  What do you think of their response to your call?: I felt stone-walled. I will, however, send an email to the ambassador.
  Sue Vader (NSW, Australia)

• Who did you speak to at the embassy or consulate?: Embassy
  What did they say?: Can you send an email
  What do you think of their response to your call?: Not that interested
  Denis Hay (Queesland, Australia)

• Who did you speak to at the embassy or consulate?: didn\'t catch the name?
  What did they say?: they told me to email to info@argentina.org.au
  What do you think of their response to your call?: not impolite but uncaring. perhaps slightly amused!!!
  Emma Fenty (Victoria, Australia)

• Who did you speak to at the embassy or consulate?: lady withheld her name
  What did they say?: asked me to email to ambassador
  What do you think of their response to your call?: polite, perhaps frustrated, wanted to be rid of me
  Lindsay Brown (NSW, Australia)

• Who did you speak to at the embassy or consulate?: Theresa at the Hong Kong Consulate.
  What did they say?: She was polite but asked me to send an e-mail rather.
  What do you think of their response to your call?: I don\'t think she had any idea what I was on about.
  Louise Moon (Taipei County, Taiwan)

• Who did you speak to at the embassy or consulate?: I think it was a secretary, but she did not seem to know what i was talking about.
  What did they say?: She asked if she could take a message, or if we could email the embassy instead.
  What do you think of their response to your call?: I think that she was not to keen on talking my call, but i got the message across.
  Kim Hildebrandt (BC, Canada)