Issue 493 - June 1, 2001

Two mutually connected packages of laws, the Law on Cooperation with the Hague Tribunal and the Law on Constitutional Reform of the Federation

Unlike Milosevic, Covic’s formula is civil, it doesn’t start off with shooting as the first and basic principle, as a goal toward which every dispute must lead

If in the next few days the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Serbia (MUP) doesn’t disclose who and under whose command took over the bodies from the truck pulled out of the Danube next to Tekija on April 6, 1999 in its entirety, i.e. where the bodies of the women, children and older men ended up (according to MUP’s information of May 25 of this year “most probably over 50 bodies, assumedly from Kosovo and Metohije”), it will be more than certain that the police intentionally or due to its inadequacy didn’t complete its task and failed to inform the public of all the relevant details and participants in this serious criminal act of covering up war crimes. All in all, in MUP’s information the “refrigerated truck case” has more uncertainties, illogical elements and “holes” which undoubtedly point to an incomplete police report.

It is not an argument merely over appointment, since the Postal Savings Bank (Postanska Stedionica) has a very important role in the monetary and economic policy en general