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THE ALL-MACEDONIAN
COMMEMORAITIVE SERVICE OF DELCEV’S BIRTH
On 4th of February the traditional all-Macedonian commemorative service will
be held on the occasion of the birth of Goce Delcev. Traditionally, every
year, they review the accomplishment of the human and national rights of the
Macedonians from all parts of Macedonia and from the Diaspora too. This year
accredited ambassadors in R. Macedonia from the states where the Macedonians
an the Nongovernmental associations of human rights (Helsinki Commission,
Human Rights Watch, Amnesty International and others),live will be invited
and mutual declaration should accrue from this mutual meeting. |
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THE LEGALITY OF THE
ISKENDER’S MONUMENT
The legal regulative about building of monuments and memento-insignia is
decided with the play rules. The Head of the Board of cultural heritage
protection, Jovan Ristov, stated that official letter was sent to the mayor
of the municipality of Cair, Izair Medjiti, to show all the documentation
about procedure of the monument’s building. For the building of the monument
of the Gjorgjija kastriot-Iskender, which bases were set on location of the
Skopje’s Old Bazaar, but on the manifestation of the Albanian’s flag, the
Board of cultural heritage protection inquires from the initiator of the
building to return the whole procedure on the beginning positions in order
to respect the legal regulative
Ristov pointed out that for building of this insignia, which actually has
all the parameters of a monument, mainly, the state is competent and that
the decision according with the Law of memorial monuments and insignias is
carried out by the Assembly, which in this time didn’t happen. |
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THE ALBANIAN CENSUS WITH A
PARTICULAR GRAPH FOR THE MINORITIES
In interview about the tyrannical satellite TV “Klan”, the Albanian Prime
Minister Sali Berisha stated that an emergency census will be implement next
year, whereupon on the census lists will be a special column for the
expression of the national and religion identity.
The president of the Association of the Macedonians, Eftim Mitrevski, says
that this is good news for the Macedonians, as well as for the other
minorities and he added that according to him that will be first time after
the census from 1952, every citizen ca express itself for his ethnic and
religion identity.
The minorities expressed the last mutual request about the new census on the
International day of the human rights protection on round table which was
held in the beginning of September by the Party of human rights protection
of the Greek minorities, on which foreign diplomats also attended. |
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VOLUNTEERS WILL SERVE IN MILITARY
The minister of defense Jovan Manasievski announced that the military
obligation will be serve voluntarily, and ARM will continuously enlarge the
membership of attending the foreign missions. At the beginning of this year
the number of people who participate at the foreign missions will be doubled
and will be spent more money then the past years.
“With the new changes in the Law of defense a voluntarily serving of the
military obligation will be estimated. But from the other site the
voluntarily serving will be also one of the terms for reception of
professional soldiers. “There will be soldiers-recruits and mechanism for
preparation of the future professional soldiers in continuity”, the minister
Manasievski stated. |
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THERE IS NO DANGER FROM
BIRD FLU IN MACEDONIA FOR NOW
From the ministry of health are announcing that at airports in Macedonia the
medical watch will be intensive for the passengers who are returning from
the critical regions.
There is no danger of bird flu in Macedonia after the last deadly cases in
Turkey, which were caused by this disease. Possible bearers of this disease
are just the wild birds, and not the passengers who are returning from
Turkey, the director of the veterinary board Slobodan Cokrevski, announced.
Three children died from the virus H5N1 in Turkey, and two more are
infected, who are accepted in the hospital in the Turkish city Van. There
are totally 35 persons in the hospitals who are receiving therapy against
the bird flu. The European commission announced new measures to prevent the
disease and veto on the import of the unprocessed poultry from six
countries, near the region of Eastern Turkey which is infected with the
virus. |
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THE OVERFLOW REGIONS ARE
SKULKED BY THE DANGER OF EPIDEMIC
The water from the overflowed properties in Macedonia is withdrawing, but
there are still problems with which the citizens are confronting with it.
Some villages near Skopje are supplying with drinking water from tanks, and
the local authorities from the vicinity of Tetovo are seeking for help from
the Government.
A big danger skulks of the appearance of infective diseases in the overflow
regions such as hepatitis A, diarrhea and other gut diseases, which can be
forwarded trough using an inaccurately drinking water, the epidemiologists
are warning. According to the newest consciousnesses, the
hygiene-epidemiological situation on the field is improving, and measures
for successful maintaining and preventing of the infective diseases’
appearance are performed. |
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THE MACEDONIAN MEETINGS IN
THE SPIRIT OF “EUROPE WITHOUT BORDERS”
“The Dionysus’ commemorative service - Minu Ugrinovska”, will be held on
24th and 25th of February 2006, in the cinema-hall of the Youth cultural
center in Skopje with beginning at 8.00 pm by the in the organization of the
Cultural center “Skrb i Uteha”. All-Macedonian meetings of theatre, books,
speeches, folklore, art, xylographic and movie. Meetings of the Macedonian
culture of Macedonia, and of the Macedonian culture of the neighbor states
from Golo Brdo, Prespa, Gora, Pirin, the Rodops, the Aegean part of
Macedonia as well as Macedonian guests with their culture from Romania and
turkey. Let us break the last European-Macedonian wall, not with hate and
killings but with free Macedonian culture. We want Freedom for the European
and the Macedonian culture. Europe without borders - Macedonia without
borders. Come to see and feel the renewed holy Macedonian’s saints days and
celebrations, the cultic- Dionysus’ commemorative service… |
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THE PAINTER PETROV OPENED A
GALLERY IN NEWZELAND
A gallery has been opened these days in the city of Oreva in Newzeland by
the painter Sashko Petrov Liceno, born citizen of Shtip, who almost few
years lives in this faraway land. At the gallery Petrov presented himself
with 41 paintings, made in aquarelle with topics, mainly from the
Newzeland’s sky. Previously Petrov was awarded with a first price at the
famous competition of the painters in Newzeland, because of which he
received an offer to open an autonomous gallery that was followed with great
interest by the Newzeland’s public. The opening of the gallery was enriched
with reading by Macedonian authors and with Macedonian music. Petrov is the
first Macedonian who opens autonomous gallery in Newzeland. |
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NEWS
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TURKEY BIRD FLU UNDER CONTROL
The World Health Organization reported Tuesday that all cases of human avian
in Turkey have come from infected birds.
At least 15 cases of the disease have been identified in the country with
two deaths. These are the first known human cases outside of China and
Southeast Asia.
WHO said that the human victims all appear to have been infected through
close contact with infected birds. The most recent case involves a woman who
lives in a province with no reported cases of avian influenza but with
outbreaks nearby.
Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said at a news conference Tuesday that
he believes the disease is under control, the BBC reported. He said that
none of the remaining 13 cases in humans are "at an advanced stage."
The Agriculture Ministry reported Tuesday that 306,000 birds have been
killed in 15 provinces.
POPE'S WOULD-BE-ASSASSIN
RELEASED FROM PRISON
Mehmet Ali Agca, the Turkish man who attempted to assassinate Pope John Paul
II in 1981 was released from prison on Thursday after serving almost 25
years behind bars.
Agca, 48, did not say anything to a huge scrum of local and international
reporters as he left Istanbul's Kartal Prison. He was immediately escorted
by police to a military recruitment office.
Agca evaded compulsory military service in his youth but it is not clear
whether he will have to complete his service now due to both his age - the
military normally only takes recruits up to the age of 40 - and his mental
state after spending so many years behind bars.
The man who shot the late pope in 1981 spent 19 years in prison in Italy
before being extradited to Turkey in 2000 after being pardoned by Italian
President Carlo Azeglio Ciampi. Upon arrival in Turkey he was immediately
imprisoned for the 1979 murder of Abdi Ipekci, editor of Milliyet newspaper.
His release on Thursday was ordered due to new Turkish laws which counted
the time spent in Italian jails towards the 25-year sentence on the Ipekci
murder conviction.
Ipekci's family attempted to stop his release but a court on Wednesday
evening refused to intervene.
There have been warnings that Agca's life could be in danger from those who
may have helped him in the 1981 assassination attempt.
"(Once free) he will need to be extremely mindful of his own safety,"
retired Italian judge Fernando Imposimato told the Rome- based daily Il
Messaggero earlier this week. "All of his known accomplices are either dead
or have disappeared for good."
Agca was only 23 years old at the time of the attempted assassination and
the motive for the attack remains shrouded in mystery.
Imposimato believes Agca, a professional killer, was hired by Bulgarian
agents on behalf of the KGB in a plot to eliminate one of the most
authoritative critics of communism in Europe.
The "KGB theory" has never been proven in court and Agca has helped muddy
the waters by repeatedly changing his version of events. But Imposimato is
convinced that Agca's former accomplices may now seek to silence him for
good. |
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