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Green Party worried over uranium deal
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Green Party Worried Over Uranium Deal. Canada\'s Green Party has expressed serious concern over the country\'s multi-million dollar uranium deal with India, saying the agreement is a direct violation of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty.
Ottawa: Canada's Green Party has expressed serious concern over the country's multi-million dollar uranium deal with India, saying the agreement is a direct violation of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty.
"Canada's trade in nuclear materials with India is a direct violation of the NPT, yet we resumed trading equipment and fissionable materials with India in 2013," said Elizabeth May, Leader of the Green Party of Canada.
"India has indicated a willingness to pursue a comprehensive plan for a nuclear-free world, and has voluntarily adopted a 'no first use' policy. ”
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