For Helping Free Medics | World Latest ... Rice Honored In Bulgaria
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Ashraf al-Hazouz, 38, and one of the nurses, Snezhana Dimitrova, 55. But Libya agreed to free the medics in part to improve its relationship with the United States.At the U.S. But she avoided strong public criticism of Libya.Bulgaria, home to five of the medics, also awarded the state medal to others involved in the release. Her attention then shifted to Georgia, paying a visit to the former Soviet republic that can further annoy Russia.``I'm glad and pleased to have played a role,'' she said after the ceremony, the silver and white medallion draped around her neck on a thick white ribbon. Moscow responded angrily to Rice's signing on Tuesday of a deal allowing the U.S. Soon afterward a major deal was announced between European arms makers and Libya, and Libya is negotiating an end to years of legal fights in the U.S. The deal is seen as part of a broader U.S. The visit probably will further tweak Russia. They included former French first lady Cecelia Sarkozy, who declined an invitation to accept it in person.The five Bulgarian nurses and a Palestinian doctor were accused of infecting Libyan children with AIDS.
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