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  A CHARIY CONCERT FOR OUR DEFENDERS IN PERT

The last Saturday in organization by the Macedonian united union “Brat Ljube”, under the motto “Macedonia, why did we fight”, in Pert, Western Australia, one of the four planed concerts was held for help of our defenders, who still rotten in the Hague cells- Ljube Boskovski and Johan Tarculoski. With more than 300 paid tickets and more than 100 young men who came in the late hours, the Macedonians in Pert proved and gave a clear signal to the international and to the domestic public that are not giving up from the battle for giving help to our defenders. There was no such euphoria since long time in Pert, as well as among young and old, decided to help morally and materially until their finally release. Dame Krcoski, the coordinator of the Macedonian united union “Brat Ljube”, held a greeting speech, who on the end of it he called the Macedonians, wherever they are, to united their selves and to show that they will make everything in which is in interest of the Macedonian aim, to help financially to the defenders and “no more leaning head down and waiting someone else to help us”.
During the charity concert telegrams with support came by the patriotic associations from Melbourne, Sidney, Wollongong, Adelaide, Newcastle and from Macedonia.		  
     
  A MONUMENT OF BORIS TRAJKOVSKI IN STRUMICA

A monument of tragically died president Boris Trajkovski was set in Strumica.
“We, all together are sharing only one destiny called Macedonia. Boris Trajkovski”, can be read on the monument dedicated to the Macedonian president.
His wife Vilma, the children Sara and Stefan, the father Kiril, the brothers Mojsej and Aleksandar, the president of the Assembly of RM, Ljupco Jordanovski, as well as the mayor of Strumica, Zoran Zaev were present at the setting of the monument.
The monument is high 5.6 meters, from which just the bronze part is 3.6 meters and weights almost 1 ton. It is in a figure of a woman with risen hand, in which she holds cross and halo which illustrates Macedonia, and in front of her face the bust of Boris Trajkovski is being settled. The whole monument is in form of the Latin letter V, which symbolically means the victory of Macedonia, respectively the victory of Trajkovski about the peace in the country.		  
     
  “ZEGIN” AND “ALKALOID” INTERESTED IN PRIVATIZATION OF “DIJALIZA”

After the announcement by the minister Dimov that three foreign companies will compete for construction of new centers for dialyze, “Alkaloid” and “Zegin” are interested in privatization of the “dialyze”.
“Alkaloid” is considering that the centers should be given to domestic companies, who will care for the security and the quality, than the foreign companies. Vice-director of “Alkaloid”, Zivko Mukaetov , stated that they will open new centers too, renew the old ones and enter together with foreign strong producer of dialyzes. He said that “Alkaloid” produces solutions for dialyze for many years and that there wasn’t any remarks for their quality.
And Blagoj Mehandiski, the owner of “Zegin”, will build center for dialyze in Berovo together with an American center. He will bring 120 new instruments and 500 beds and this center will be private, but will not return the patients who are weight of the health fund.
Also the Hungarian businessmen were on a round trip of the dialyze’s centers recently.
But the directors still don’t know about the plans of the minister Dimov. The well known producers of dialyzes-“Frezenius”, “Gambro” and “Braun” were interested as concessionaires in Macedonia.		  
     
  DARAVELSKI WRITES TO THE MACEDONIAN COURTS AND MEDIA


Former chief of the Customs, Dragan Dalaverski, who is incriminate that together with his colleague Kiro Docevski, manager of the Sector of organization, personnel, legal property and financial-materially affairs, in 2001 an 2002 abused their duty and damaged the state budget around 105 million denars, are addressing to the Macedonian courts and media.
Dalaverski is surprised by the Penal Council’s decision of the Basic Court Skopje 1 Skopje for refusing the demand about withdrawing of the warrant against him.
Daravelski, from his home in Belgrade, is addressing to almost all courts and media in Macedonia, to answer them on as it says “determined court circles, which like poltroons are listening their party commanders”.
He stated that he informed the court four times for his accessibility and for his address pf living, but the court didn’t deliver the penal application, demand of prosecuting an inquiry, decision of prosecuting an inquiry with which custody is pronounced as well as the bill of indictment.
Daravelski notices that the Penal Council is indebted to check if there are any reasons about the decision every 30 days which wasn’t done even once, and which says that is legally invalid as well as no existing, and on that basis a international warrant is issued.		  
     
 

30.000 EUROS DAMAGE FOR THE CHICKENS FROM MOGILA

The Ministry of agriculture, forestry and waters informed that more than 186 families from the village of Mogila will soon receive around 30.000 euros as damage for killing totally 5.606 chickens and other poultry.
I the announcement is stated that the poultry which was killed because of distrusts that was diseased with bird flu will be indemnify according to the market price.
According to the group of poultry from the Chamber of Commerce of Macedonia, the people of that village can buy new chickens from the Macedonian poultry farms with price of 250 denars.

  
     
  PROMOTION OF THE MATEVSKI’S WORKS


In the Macedonian academy of science and arts, in cooperation with Matica makedonska, on 12th of December 2005, a promotion of selective works in 10 tomes by the academic Mateja Matevski was held. Academic Petre M. Andreevski had the intro speech, and the academics Milan Gjurcinov , Georgi Stardelov and katica Kjulafova spoke for the selective works.
Choice of poetry was interpreted by the actors Sofija Gogova-Vrcakovska and Slavko Ninov.		  
     
  ART KANGO EVENING

On 9.12.2005 a 40 year anniversary of the existing of the rock&roll group “Kango” was held in the Home of ARM in Skopje. The fans of this music had the opportunity to see the multimedia retrospective of the four decade existence of this group from Kocani.
Ljubomir Brangjoliva had the greeting speech, who with laudable words spoke for the creation of “Kango”.
Other participants on this evening were Straso Milosevski, Tihomir Stojanovski and others.		  
     
  NEW DONATION NUMBER FROM MOBIMAK

The foundation Mobimak for Macedonia, in cooperation with the Students’ Union of University “Sv. Kiril i Metodija” - Skopje, opened the special number for donation 070/143-444, as a part of the charity action titled as “The students gave initiative- we want new dormitory “.
The aim of this charity action is motivation of the Macedonian citizens to take active part in gathering funds for construction of new dormitory.
After dialing this number 070/143-444, you will receive returning signal and then end the call. With that you have donated 100 denars.
Then the money will be transferred to the account of SSUKM, which has been opened for this purpose.		  
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
 

 

  

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  CRVENKOVSKI, PRVANOV AND TADIC TO MEET IN OHRID

Presidents of Macedonia, Bulgaria and Serbia, Branko Crvenkovski, Georgi Prvanov and Boris Tadic will hold a meeting on Thursday in Ohrid.
As President Cabinet's press release reads, Macedonian President Crvenkovski initiates the meeting.
The meeting will focus on infrastructure projects in border areas, the so-called Euro regions, EU integration of the three countries, and other issues of common interest.

EU BUDGET AND MACEDONIA - MAIN TOPICS OF UNION SUMMIT

Disagreements over the EU budget in the period 2007-2013, as well as the issue of granting Macedonia candidate-status for Union membership will be in the focus of attention during the two-day summit of heads of states and governments of EU member-countries, which begins in Brussels on Thursday.
EU chair-country Great Britain had to submit Wednesday a new Budget proposal, which envisages more funds in the joint treasury, in an attempt to find a compromise solution after the previous proposal was fiercely criticized by almost all Union members.
Minister for European Affairs in the British Cabinet, Douglas Anderson stated that the new proposals "are challenging and interesting", but before all "realistic".
"However, diplomatic sources in London suggest that the objective of the new British plan is to "isolate" France at the summit regarding the Euro-budget and the granting of candidate status to Macedonia, which could become "hostage" of EU's poor state.
London officials claim, "Macedonia's chances to get what it deserves are not lost", because "all 24 countries, except one" are in favor of the country becoming a candidate for EU membership, because it is a decision that rewards the huge political progress in Macedonia, which is "the only functional multiethnic democracy at the Balkans, but sends a strong message to the entire region", in light of the beginning of talks regarding Kosovo's future status.
France believes that Union's internal condition should be consolidated before the new wave of enlargement, with the issue to be discussed in the first half of 2006, with Austria as chair-country.
British Ambassador to Paris, John Holmes has warned France not to try and relate the issue of Macedonia's candidate status with the Budget problem as means to exercise pressure on London.
"This is not the way to increase the pressure over the Budget. There have been certain reserves towards Macedonia, but the European Commission has prepared a report that recommends the granting of candidate-status to the country", Holmes emphasized.

IRAQ'S PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS

Iraqis voted in a historic parliamentary election Thursday, with strong turnout reported in Sunni Arab areas that had shunned balloting last January, bolstering U.S. hopes of calming the insurgency enough to begin withdrawing its troops.
Several explosions rocked Baghdad as the polls opened, including a large one near the heavily fortified Green Zone, and a bomb killed a hospital guard near a polling station in Mosul. But violence overall was light and did not appear to discourage Iraqis, some of whom came to vote wrapped in their country's flag on a bright, sunny day.
An alliance of Shiite religious parties, which dominate the current government, was expected to win the largest number of seats — but not enough to form a new administration without a coalition with rival groups. That could set the stage for lengthy and possibly bitter negotiations to produce a government.
Up to 15 million Iraqis were electing 275 members of the first full-term parliament since Saddam Hussein's ouster from among 7,655 candidates running on 996 tickets, representing Shiite, Sunni, Kurdish, Turkomen and sectarian interests across a wide political spectrum. Iraqis do not vote for individual candidates, but instead for lists — or tickets — that compete for the seats in each of the 18 provinces.
Some preliminary returns were expected late Thursday, but final returns could take days, if not weeks.
Security was tight, with tens of thousands of Iraqi soldiers and police guarding polling stations, with U.S. and other coalition forces standing by in case of trouble. U.S. troops and bomb-detecting dogs checked thousands of polling stations before handing over control to Iraqi police. A nationwide traffic ban was in effect to prevent suicide bombs.