"Contacting foreign countries takes some doing. This thread attempts to provide some practical suggestions.
"For starters, for those of you living in large cities, there may be a foreign consultate in your area. You could give that office a call and ask them to make note of your comments. Their embassies in Washington, D.C. may be contacted as well; here's site with information on those. In addition, many foreign goverments have web sites with links for feedback. Here are a few, in no particular order:
Czech Republic (Cyril Svoboda, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs; Vaclav Havel, president), info@mzv.cz
United Kingdom (Tony Blair, Prime Minister) - has no email, but can contact editor@ukonline.gov.uk or webmaster@pmo.gov.uk, or fax Mr Blair at 011 44 020 7925 0918
Spain (Jose Maria Aznar Lopez, President) - contact Spain's UN mission, spain@un.int or ifarias@spainun.org
Hungary (Medgyessy Peter, Prime Minister), miniszterelnok@meh.hu or www.kancellaria.gov.hu/miniszterelnok/visszajetzes_e.php
Denmark (Anders Fogh Rasmussen, Prime Minister), stm@stm.dk
Italy (Silvio Berlusconi, President) www.italyemb.org/Contact%20us.htm
Poland, (Aleksander Kwasniewski, president) letters@poland.pl
Portugal (Jose Manuel Durao Barroso, Prime Minister) www.portugal.gov.pt/utils/en/Contact+us/ or click on "comments" at lower right at www.portugal.gov.pt/en/Prime+minister/Default.htm
France (Jacques Chirac, President), email
Germany (Gerhard Schroder, chancellor) click on "email" at this site or try this: http://eng.bundesregierung.de/frame/sonstigel/Service/E-mail/ix939_.htm
Canada (Jean Cretien, prime minister) sitecanadasite@communication.gc.ca or Contact the PM
Slovak Republic (Mikulas Dzurinda, PM), premier@government.gov.sk
Latvia (Ms. Vaira Vike-Freiberga, President) feedback@president.lv
Romania (Adrian Nastase, Prime Minister) premier@gov.ro
Slovenia (Anton Rop, PM) Go to and click on "ask the prime minister" (feedback form)"
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