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| | OMRI: Pursuing Balkan Peace, Vol. 2, No. 7, 97-02-18 |
 | | Democratic Party leader Zoran Djindjic, addressing some 10,000 people in downtown Belgrade on 15 February, observed: "Our three goals were getting back our election victory, achieving a freeing up of the media, and [obtaining] fair electoral conditions prior to the next voting. |
 | | Vefa froze the deposits of its 80,000 investors after five pyramids went bust last month, but Alimucaj continues to claim that his investors have nothing to fear and will get back their deposits in three or four months, once the climate of insecurity has passed. |
 | | Stoyanov in an address in the state media endorsed the government's decision, calling NATO "the only serious guarantor of security." Vladimir Topencharov of the Bulgarian Socialist Party said the decision should have been taken by a cabinet elected by the parliament rather than by a caretaker government. |
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