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Sunday, March 13, 2005 2:28:52 AM
"São Tomé would be better off if it could get rid of (ERHC's) claims somehow, but I doubt there is any legal standing to do so," said Martin Sandbu, a research fellow at Columbia's Earth Institute.
Dos Prazeres thinks his country needs to begin a search for oil.
"This is the agreement we have," dos Prazeres said. "That's the way it is."
Thanks for that link, which you seem to have forgotten.
That last sentence says it all. This deal would NOT be good for
São Tomé.
And in the oil business, that is NOT good business.
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