Julio D. González Campos (Spain)

Ms. Albizu Campos withdrew.

Márcia de Campos Women's International Democratic Foundation (Federação Democrática Internacional de Mulheres FDIM)

NOMINATION OF PROFESSOR GONZÁLEZ CAMPOS FOR ELECTION TO THE INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE

Selected publications of Professor Julio D. González Campos

Campos is a municipality on the island of Majorca, Spain, located on the south side of the island in the comarca of Migjorn.

Valverde de Campos is a municipality located in the province of Valladolid, Castile and León, Spain.

In the first ballot, six candidates, Mohamed Bennouna (Morocco), Thomas Buergenthal (United States of America), Julio D. Gonzáles Campos (Spain), Kenneth Keith (New Zealand), Bernardo Sepúlveda Amor (Mexico) and Leonid Skotnikov (Russian Federation), obtained the required absolute majority of votes.

At the invitation of the Chairman, Ms. Albizu Campos (Puerto Rican Nationalist Party Partido Nacionalista de Puerto Rico (PNPR)) took place at the petitioners' table.

Ms. Albizu Campos (Puerto Rican Nationalist Party Partido Nacionalista de Puerto Rico (PNPR)) said that decolonization was a key universal requirement under international law.

Dr. Manuel Ferraz de Campos Sales ( 15 February 1841 28 June 1913) was a Brazilian lawyer, coffee farmer and politician.

Pursuant to the Statute of the International Court of Justice, the Spanish national group in the Permanent Court of Arbitration has decided to nominate Professor Julio D. González Campos.

Mars' altar in the Campus Martius, the area of Rome that took its name from him, was supposed to have been dedicated by Numa, the peace loving semi legendary second king of Rome.

In the third ballot, six candidates, Mr. Bennouna (Morocco), Mr. Buergenthal (United States of America), Mr. Gonzáles Campos (Spain), Mr. Keith (New Zealand), Mr. Sepúlveda Amor (Mexico) and Mr. Skotnikov (Russian Federation), obtained an absolute majority of votes.

In the fourth ballot, six candidates, Mr. Bennouna (Morocco), Mr. Buergenthal (United States of America), Mr. Gonzáles Campos (Spain), Mr. Keith (New Zealand), Mr. Sepúlveda Amor (Mexico) and Mr. Skotnikov (Russian Federation), obtained an absolute majority of votes.

(b) Mr. Fernando González Llort (Rubén Campos), Cuban citizen, born in Havana, on 18 August 1963, resident of Oxford, Florida, a graduate in international political relations of the Higher Institute of International Relations attached to the Cuban Ministry for Foreign Affairs

In the second ballot, six candidates, Mr. Bennouna (Morocco), Mr. Buergenthal (United States of America), Mr. Gonzáles Campos (Spain), Mr. Keith (New Zealand), Mr. Sepúlveda Amor (Mexico) and Mr. Skotnikov (Russian Federation), again obtained an absolute majority of votes.

For the first time, members of the inter committee meeting met with representatives of national human rights institutions Margaret Sekaggya, Chairperson of the Uganda Human Rights Commission, and José Luis Soberanes, President, and Salvador Campos Icardo, Executive Secretary, of the Human Rights Commission of Mexico.

As is apparent from the curriculum vitae of Professor González Campos, the Spanish candidate is a jurist with an outstanding professional background that combines a brilliant teaching and research career in the field of international law with a distinguished record as a judge and adviser on international affairs.

In view of the foregoing, Spain hopes that all the States Members of the Organization represented in the General Assembly and all the members of the Security Council will support the candidacy of Professor González Campos in the elections to be held in the autumn of 2005 during the sixtieth session of the General Assembly.

Economic uncertainty is also dramatically affecting Brazilian politics. And a once placid, even predictable, presidential election campaign has been thrown into disarray by the death of the Brazilian Socialist Party candidate, Eduardo Campos, in an airplane crash in August.