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NO CROATIAN GUARANTIES FOR
BOSHKOVSKI
The Croatian PM Ivo Sanader after the meeting with the Macedonian PM, Nikola
Gruevsk, in Zagreb, stated that Croatia refuses to give guaranties to the
Hague Tribunal for the eventual releasing of the former Macedonian minister
of interior affairs Ljube Boshkovski till the beginning of the trial. As a
main argumentative, Sanader said that first of all Boshkovski is a
Macedonian citizen. “He is also a Croatian citizen, but first of all he is
Macedonian. The guaranties should be given by Macedonia, and no by Craotia”,
the Croatian PM stated.
SOON, TALKS FOR THE VISA
REGIME
The European commissar for expansion of the EU, Oli Rhen , after the meeting
with the chief of the Macedonian diplomacy, Antonio Miloshoski, in Brussels
underlined that the talks for visa relieving for the Macedonians officially
will start on 30th this month. After the meeting Rhen stated that the talks
with the official representatives of Macedonia and with the other countries
from Western Balkan, aspirants for the EU entry will be led by his
colleague, the commissar for interior affairs and security, Franco Fratinni.
The decision for relieving of the issuing visas with the countries from
Wester Balkan was brought by the ministries of foreign affairs of the
member-countries of the EU.
PROBABLY THE MACEDONIAN
EMIGRANTS WILL VOTE!
VMRO-DPMNE will try ti secure wide consensus for the idea to enable the
Diaspora to vote on the time of the elections. They are saying that they
will push that resolution no matter there is no willingness from the
opposition, because that is enjoined by the Constitution, and the election
program, with which they received the trust from the citizens. Their purpose
is to change the elective legislation, to discard all barriers that were
disabling the voting on all of the continents where there are Macedonian
citizen, and to be used before the presidential elections in 2009. The
opposition looks to the offer with a reserve. In SDSM are looking a public
discussion and wide consensus, and DUI is against that. Even in DPA, the
coalition partner of VMRO-DPMNE has no stand for the voting of the Diaspora.
THE ABUSE OF CHILDREN IS
INCREASED
In Macedonia 18.000 children are not going to schools, and 1.000 from them
on age between 7 and 18 are leaving on the streets, left on mercy to the
accidental passers. From the First children embassy in the world “Megasi”
are saying that their researches displaying that a large number of these
children are victims of sexual abuse, paedophilia, children traffic and
abuse of the children labour. According to the callings on their SOS phone,
the number of abused children under all bases is alarming.
MT IN ACTION
AD Macedonian telecommunications began an action for cleaning on a location
on Vodno, respectively on the field around the Post hotel, on an area around
300 square meters. The action that lasts 10 days, and has began last
Saturday, will be consist of few phases, and will be realized by specialized
firm for cleaning garbage. The firm will work on the depot (on which the
garbage is almost 15 years), with hard and easy mechanisation, as well as
undertaking of labour.
GOVERNMENT MONEY FOR
CULTURAL OBJECTS AND PROJECTS
For the next year, for cultural objects and projects, the state will secure
8 million euros, respectively double more money from this year, has been
written in the proposition-budget for 2007, which has passed at government,
and soon will be in the Assembly. Construction of a few capital objects are
planed: Macedonian national theatre, the building of the Macedonian
philharmony, renewal of the St. Kliment’ university in Ohrid, Museum of
VMRO, Museum of the victims from the communism, City house of Skopje, Museum
of water in Ohrid, a construction of the Mother Tereza’s house. These are
only the big objects that will began to be build next year, but it will be
invested in the current also. Also, equally will be invested in the
creation, respectively in the realization of the cultural projects of the
artists, are saying in the Ministry of culture.
MACEDONIAN PHOTOGRAPHERS IN
BRUSSELS
The exposition of the Macedonian photographers from the beginning of the XX
century was opened in the European parliament in Brussels. The exposition,
that is under a donation of the president of the European parliament, Joseph
Borell, was opened by the representative of the Euro parliament Doris Pack
and Antonio Miloshoski, the Macedonian minister of foreign affairs. |
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BRITISH HOUSE OF THE LORDS WARNS ON
DANGER FROM BALKANS ISOLATION FROM THE EU
British peers warn on danger from isolation of the Balkan countries due to
EU decision that there should be no further enlargement until institutional
changes had been agreed, MIA's correspondent reported from London.
Lords EU Committee report said that the expansion should continue warning
that the EU could face with "strict selection" among the integration of the
countries of the Western Balkans in the EU or their turning into
protectorate countries.
They added the countries of the western Balkans - Croatia, Macedonia,
Serbia, Bosnia and Albania - were "fragile and fractious" and could return
to sectarian violence without the prospect of EU membership.
The peers said "an artificial 'pause' ... would be destabilising for
applicants and could become a trap from which it would be difficult to
emerge".
All applications should continue to be handled on their merits, in a
measured way, they said.
They recommended that governments should acknowledge that the constitution -
which was rejected by French and Dutch voters in 2005 - will not be adopted
in its current form.
And the perception of countries from the Balkans or the former Soviet Union
as being "poor, politically unstable and ridden by problems of organised
crime" had fuelled opposition.
Lords EU Committee report urged EU leaders, some of whom had their own
"hostile and ambiguous" approach, to champion enlargement. |
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