"The reports of the UN Secretary General, Antonio Guterres, concerning his Good Offices in Cyprus and UNFICYP, confirm the quagmire into which the Cyprus problem has entered. It also confirms the enormous difficulty in getting back on the negotiating track. Moreover, there is no explicit reference to the agreed basis for the resolution of the Cyprus problem," the staff of the presidential candidate Andreas Mavroyiannis said.
Of particular concern, he stresses, is the absence of condemnation of Turkey's continued provocative actions in the enclosed[/B] area of Famagusta.
It points out that, as regards the findings of the UN Secretary-General on the renewal of the mandate of the peacekeeping force, it is concluded that the absence of dialogue makes it difficult to build credibility between the two communities.
"Therefore, we need to work hard and methodically to reverse the course of the Cyprus problem and put it back on the track of a solution on the basis of a bizonal bicommunal federation with political equality."
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