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		Dragan Marsicanin was born in 1950 in Belgrade.
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	www.arhiva.serbia.sr.gov.yu /cms/view.php/1192.print.html (1563 words)

	presidential election in Serbia
		Dragan Marsicanin, 54 years old, an economist and vice president of the Democratic Party of Serbia (DSS) led by Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica; he was one of the founder members of this party and is the present Economy Minister.
		Dragan Marsicanin (DSS), the government coalition candidate - that rallies Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica's Democratic Party of Serbia (DSS), Deputy Prime Minister, Miroljub Labus's G17 Plus and author, Vuk Draskovic's Movement for Serb Renewal-New Serbia (SPO-NS) - is warning the population of the danger that lies in a victory by its rivals.
		He is followed by Boris Tadic who would win 20% of the vote and Dragan Marsicanin, 18.6%.
	www.robert-schuman.org /anglais/oee/serbie/presidentielles/default3.htm (868 words)

	Inet Vesti
		17:00 Predsednik Skupstine i vrsilac duznosti predsednika Srbije Dragan Marsicanin izjavio je danas da ce vlada, koja ce biti formirana uz podrsku socijalista, biti reformska i demokratska i da ce postizati rezultate koji ce 'imati dobre posledice za gradjane Srbije'.
		Parliament President and acting Serbian presidet, Dragan Marsicanin, said today that the government, which was to be set up with the support of the Socialists, would be that of reforms and democracy, and that it would achieve such results which 'will have good effects on the people of Serbia'.
		10:20 Predsednik Skupstine Srbije i vrsilac duznosti predsednika Srbije Dragan Marsicanin je rekao da ce sednica na kojoj bi trebalo da bude izabrana nova vlada Srbije najverovatnije biti zakazana za utorak ili sredu, iduce nedelje.
	www.inet.co.yu /index.php?date=20040224 (4216 words)

	Marsicanin says no more extraditions Associated Press (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Dragan Marsicanin, Serbia's new trade minister and a close associate of Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica, told Serbian state television late Thursday that his government will organize war crimes trials at home rather than hand over suspects to the court in The Hague, Netherlands.
		Marsicanin's comments, reaffirming comments made earlier by Kostunica himself, were also carried by local media Friday.
		Marsicanin said that "there is a possibility to find a solution and achieve what is called two-way cooperation" with the U.N. tribunal.
	www.slobodan-milosevic.org /news/ap030504.htm (287 words)

	DPI - Foreign Media Monitoring
		The deputies left their parliamentary identity cards at the desk of assembly chairwoman Natasa Micic and walked out of the room as she announced the committee's decision, concluding that the deputies were deprived of their mandates.
		Marsicanin said his party will challenge the decision to replace the deputies in Serbia's highest courts.
		Kostunica's deputy in the party, Dragan Marsicanin, told reporters the DSS did not just walk out of one session, but would not return to the body.
	www.unmikonline.org /press/2002/wire/june/imm120602PM.htm (2873 words)

	Djindjic Assassinated by His Own Party
		Marsicanin’s campaign manager called on Democratic Party officials Boris Tadic and Zoran Zivkovic to say who killed their party leader and the prime minister of Serbia “if they really think they are distanced from the murderer”.
		Nor is it clear whether Marsicanin’s campaign office knows who killed the prime minister and on what basis they believe that former government officials were privy to the plot.
		If Marsicanin’s campaign office really has the kind of information indicated by Mihajlov this morning, he said, they are obliged to immediately pass it to the authorities.
	www.slobodan-milosevic.org /news/b92051804.htm (709 words)

	BLIC Online (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Belgrade - Head of Kostunica's campaign staff, Dragan Marsicanin, announced yesterday that presidental candidate Vojislav Kostunica will submitt his official candidacy to the Republic Electoral Commission " before starting his pre-elction campaign", adding that Kostunica's will conduct his presidental campaign in the field between 5 nad 9 September, and from 15 to 29 September.
		According to Marsicanin, "it takes the best candidate, the best program, and the best organisation to win an election, and the DSS has all three".
		Expaining what Kostunica's campaign will be like, Marsicanin said it would be "similar to the one in the year 2000 (federal elections), but shorter" because of Kostunica's international obligations and work on the adoption of the Constitutional Charter of the new state union of Serbia and Montenegro.
	www.blic.co.yu /blic/arhiva/2002-08-31/E-Index.htm (1081 words)

	Interview with Dragan Marsicanin, DSS vice president
		Vojislav Kostunica will not be a candidate', Dragan Marsicanin, DSS vice president said yesterday.
		DSS has been for a considerable time warning that under changed circumstances in relation to the period when according to the Constitution presidential elections had to be called, it is now only necessary to call early parliamentary elections if we want to go out of the current crisis.
		The purpose of presidential elections is only to postpone elections that Serbia needs the most to go out of the crisis', Marsicanin said.
	invest-in-serbia.com /tws/presidential_election_2002/2003_09_19_2.htm (383 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Europe \| Serb parliament chooses reformist
		Dragan Marsicanin of the Democratic Party of Serbia (DSS) was elected with the support of the Socialists, once the party of Slobodan Milosevic.
		Mr Marsicanin will also become the acting president of Serbia as the republic is currently without one after a failed presidential election last year.
		Mr Kostunica, if nominated prime minister, is said to be planning a minority coalition with liberal and royalist parties after falling out with his reformist rivals.
	news.bbc.co.uk /2/hi/europe/3458203.stm (249 words)

	Dragan Marsicanin - New acting president of Serbia
		The five deputies are Gordana Pop Lazic and Stefan Zankov of the Serbian Radical Party, Predrag Markovic of G17 Plus, Vojislav Mihailovic representing the coalition of New Serbia and the Serbian Renewal Movement, and Zoran Andjelkovic from the Socialist party of Serbia.
		Predrag Markovic will deputise for Marsicanin when he is unable to chair the parliament.
		DSS candidate for Parliament Speaker, Dragan Marsicanin said for 'Blic' that they did not want SPS support for this position.
	www.invest-in-serbia.com /tws/elections_2003/2004_04_02_1.htm (559 words)

	Serbien ist trotz Wahl einen Parlaments Sprechers in einer tiefen Krise - politikforum.de - Forum für Information, ...
		DSS Vice President Dragan Marsicanin, entering the Serbian Parliament, was elected parliament speaker Wednesday (4 February).
		Serbian MPs elected the Democratic Party of Serbia (DSS) candidate Dragan Marsicanin as the new parliament speaker Wednesday (4 February).
		Marsicanin's election failed twice before, when the Democratic Party (DS) abstained from voting.
	www.politikforum.de /forum/showthread.php?threadid=48907 (693 words)

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		Democratic Party Vice Chairman Boris Tadic said that Marsicanin's election with SPS support paves the way for that party's return to a role in political decision-making, the BBC's Serbian Service reported.
		Tomislav Nikolic of the Serbian Radical Party (SRS) argued that Marsicanin's election is contrary to the will of the voters, who gave the SRS the most seats in the parliament in the 28 December election.
		Marsicanin defeated the SRS candidate, Gordana Pop Lazic, with 128 votes to 81.
	www.rferl.org /newsline/2004/02/4-SEE/see-050204.asp?po=y (1478 words)

	ekathimerini.com \| Vojislav Kostunica is named Serb prime minister-designate
		Acting Serbian President Dragan Marsicanin asked Kostunica to form a government and he accepted, a Parliament official said, confirming local media reports.
		Marsicanin made the announcement shortly after the monarchist Serbian Renewal Movement (SPO) paved the way for the government to be formed by agreeing to a coalition deal already signed by Kostunica’s party and two other groups.
		Marsicanin, a member of Kostunica’s Democratic Party of Serbia (DSS), said he expected the government to be established by the end of next week.
	www.ekathimerini.com /4dcgi/_w_articles_world_6106505_21/02/2004_39869 (333 words)

	Serbia & Montenegro Serbia’s Governing Coalition Picks its Presidential Candidate (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Serbia's governing coalition picked Finance Minister Dragan Marsicanin on 15 April to be its presidential candidate in the 13 June elections, Reuters reported.
		Marsicanin is a member of Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica's Democratic Party of Serbia (DSS) and a former speaker of the parliament.
		The presidential post is largely ceremonial, but the ballot is widely seen as an important test of political sentiment.
	www.templetonthorp.com /fr/news602 (212 words)

	Forum Invest :: News desk (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Newly elected President of the Serbian Parliament Dragan Marsicanin declared that the constituting of the parliament had shown that Serbia can solve problems, and that problems can be solved only if general interests are placed before individual, party interests.
		He considers that the next step is to form a government of Serbia and that talks on a new government will be first held with parties that took part in the parliament constituting.
		Following his election as President with the backing of representatives of the Socialist Party of Serbia, Marsicanin underlined that the old regime is not back in power, that the parliament had to be constituted and that the legislative body will be working for all citizens, regardless of which parties they support.
	www.foruminvest.ro /newsdesk.php?id=54 (271 words)

	Daily Survey
		Bogoljub Karic, an independent candidate, was third with 19.3 percent of the ballot, or 600,000 votes, followed by ruling coalition candidate Dragan Marsicanin with 13.3 percent or 415,000.
		Bogljub Karic was third with 17.43 percent, followed by Dragan Marsicanin with 12.84 percent, Ivica Dacic with 4.05 percent and Jelisaveta Karadjordjevic with 1.94 percent, the commission said around midnight on June 13.
		Tomislav Nikolic won 45.53 percent of votes, Bogoljub Karic 22.36, and Dragan Marsicanin 14.14 percent of the vote.
	www.mfa.gov.yu /Bilteni/Engleski/b140604_e.html (1678 words)

	The Epoch Times :: New Speaker Elected in Serbian Parliament
		Serbia's new parliament has elected Dragan Marsicanin as speaker following weeks of political wrangling among reformist parties.
		Marsicanin of the Democratic Party of Serbia in Wednesday's vote in Belgrade.
		Marsicanin also won support from the Socialist party of former Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic, who is currently facing war crimes charges before the United Nations tribunal in The Hague.
	www.theepochtimes.com /news/4-2-5/19444.html (167 words)

	Foreign Policy Association: Balkans \|Balkans
		The most vicious infighting has occurred between the presidential candidates of the two strongest reform blocs--Dragan Marsicanin of the government coalition and Boris Tadic of the opposition Democratic Party--and the most likely to benefit is the candidate currently leading in the polls, Tomislav Nikolic, the populist leader of the Serbian Radical Party (SRS).
		The Marsicanin camp counterattacked on 17 May with a long statement in which it accused Tadic and Zivkovic of knowing who killed Djindjic.
		This time there is certain to be a winner after a probable second round between the two top vote winners in the 13 June first round, because the parliament elected earlier this year amended the electoral law to eliminate the requirement of a 50 percent turnout.
	www.fpa.org /newsletter_info2486/newsletter_info.htm (1212 words)

	BLIC Online (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Marsicanin got 60 votes for, 51 votes against, 7 ballots were invalid while 6 deputies did not vote.
		In the House of the Republics Marsicanin got sufficient number of votes, however, that was not sufficient for his appointment for the federal finance minister.
		Now it should be seen what consequences this is going to have on the federal Government', Marsicanin said.
	www.blic.co.yu /blic/arhiva/2002-01-30/E-Index.htm (1182 words)

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		He added that the new prime minister will probably be Vojislav Kostunica, who, like Marsicanin, belongs to the Democratic Party of Serbia (DSS).
		Serbia and Montenegro's Foreign Minister Goran Svilanovic said in Belgrade on 4 February that the SPS demanded several concessions from the DSS in return for supporting Marsicanin's election as speaker, the website of Svilanovic's Citizens' Alliance of Serbia (http://www.gradjanskisavez.org.yu) reported.
		Marsicanin previously said the SPS set no conditions for its support (see "RFE/RL Newsline," 3, 4, and 5 February 2004).
	www.rferl.org /newsline/2004/02/4-SEE/see-090204.asp?po=y (1569 words)

	Joegoslavië - Europa hoezo?
		Dragan Marsicanin, who enters the government as economy minister, resigns as parliament speaker (and as such, acting president) and is succeeded by the senior deputy speaker, Vojislav Mihailovic, until on March 4 Predrag Markovic is elected speaker.
		Former president of the Executive Council of Serbia (1964-67) Dragi Stamenkovic dies.
		Dragan Marsicanin is elected speaker of the Serbian parliament and consequently becomes acting president of Serbia.
	www.europahoezo.nl /9353000/1/j9vvh6nf08temv0/vgaxlcr1jznj (214 words)

	AIM News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Marsicanin described the decision of Serbian government as "political" and "not based on arguments and facts," and went on to express his surprisce, "since only a week earlier Prime Minister Djindjic said that all DSS requests were completely acceptable.
		The session of the Serbian Parliament was interrupted today, after Tomislav Nikolic, MP from Serbian Radical Party (SRS), refused to leave the speaker's stand despite repeated warnings from the Speaker.
		Members of the Parliament were discussing changes of the Parliamentary Statute concerning indecent behavior, and Nikolic was warned to leave the floor after calling a DOS MP Zaharije Trnavcevic "mentally insane." The Speaker, Dragan Marsicanin (DSS), ordered the session to resume tomorrow at 10 a.m.
	www.aim.ac.yu /cgi-bin/news.pl?id=3 (1738 words)

	Yugoslavia: Kostunica Remarks Unleash Wave Of Criticism At Home And Abroad
		So it was left to his campaign chief, the deputy chairman of his Democratic Party of Serbia, Dragan Marsicanin, to explain what Kostunica had meant.
		After initially declining to comment, Marsicanin tried to play down the significance of the remarks, but that only made matters worse.
		Within hours, Marsicanin, along with Kostunica, had become the target of criticism in Belgrade, Sarajevo, and Brussels.
	www.freeserbia.net /Articles/2002/Remarks.html (1261 words)

	Daily News 07-12
		Since you are unable to recall me and conduct appropriate procedure, I am submitting irrevocable resignation so as to prevent any further exposure of this institution to the shame', Marsicanin said.
		'Initiative for recall of Marsicanin is an attempt to rule without the Parliament and far away from the public opinion.
		This is attempt of introduction of dictatorship of the executive power', Dejan Mihajlov, chief of DSS deputies in Serbian Parliament said.
	www.mediaclub.cg.yu /eng/news/archive/2001/decembar/07serbia.htm (850 words)

	ERPKIM Archive \| Serbia seeks change in UN strategy in Kosovo, June 14, 2004
		"It is evident that after the recent violence the international community must count the costs of the stinging failure of its policies in Kosovo," said Dragan Marsicanin, a senior figure in the ruling coalition.
		Marsicanin said the decentralisation plan was the "only solution" which could "stabilise the region" in accord with UN Resolution 1244, which established the UN protectorate in Kosovo.
		Marsicanin, whose poor showing could deal a serious blow to the fragile ruling coalition, admitted his defeat, warning it would "not contribute to the political stability in
	www.kosovo.net /news/archive/2004/June_14/2.html (1307 words)

	Daily News 3-09
		The work of the Government has to be public, the Government should not rule by illegal and anti-constitutional decrees, main decisions are not to be made at Government's board, and the Government should fight against organized crime and corruption", Marsicanin said.
		Belgrade - "By its decrees Serbian Government legalized smuggling of tobacco in Serbia", Dragan Marsicanin, DSS vice president and also Speaker in Serbian Parliament said yesterday.
		In his accusations Marsicanin referred to text written by Kosta Cavoski and announced in Belgrade media.
	www.medijaklub.cg.yu /eng/news/archive/2001/sept/04serbia.htm (634 words)

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