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Zostanian ambassador to the U.N from 1998 to 2008. Could talk English, Latin, French and Spanish easily, and was also known for his eloquence and maturity. He famously addressed the U.N Assembly to criticize the 2003 invasion of Iraq, where his phrase: "Power does not corrupt people, the fear of losing power does" was met with worldwide acclaim and became a political slogan. Curiously, afterwards, the United States refrained from talking to Zostanian politicians only after Cooper left office.

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Zostanian ambassador to the U.N from 1998 to 2008. Could talk English, Latin, French and Spanish easily, and was also known for his eloquence and maturity. He famously addressed the U.N Assembly to criticize the 2003 invasion of Iraq, where his phrase: "Power does not corrupt people, the fear of losing power does" was met with worldwide acclaim and became a political slogan. Curiously, afterwards, the United States refrained from talking to Zostanian politicians only after Cooper left office.