Issue 487 - April 20, 2001

As the close of the election campaign is drawing near, passions are aflame, with debates between opposing camps becoming sharper and expectations of a calm election race vanishing before the voters eyes. Everyone is campaigning with no holds barred, giving a general impression of straining to come up with something that will win a few extra points

It’ll take a while before it becomes clear to everyone that Montenegro hasn’t irrevocably joined the company of the rich and happy, just as it couldn’t join the most enlightened countries even though it had one of the first printing houses in Europe

With the arrest of lieutenant colonel Obrenovic, the puzzle on the Srebrenica tragedy is almost completed

Two supporters of peace and truth, Latinka Perovic and Vojin Dimitrijevic, active during the terrifying final years of Milosevic’s regime, the years of war and overall devastation, do not see themselves as members of the commission established by Dr. Vojislav Kostunica

Is it possible to ‘settle accounts’ with the Milosevic caste by means of the Law on Lump Sum Tax and, at the same time, avoid the degeneration of the civil stability we yearn for so much?