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PARLIAMENT SPEAKER WRITES TO THE MEDICS IN LIBYA THAT HE IS OPTIMISTIC

Politics | December 18, 2001, Tuesday
Parliament Speaker Ognyan Gerdzhikov sent a letter to the Bulgarian medics in Libya who were accused in deliberately infecting Libyan children with HIV. The Bulgarian medics have been imprisonned in Libya for almost three years now....

THE PASSENGERS THAT WERE TRAPPED IN A SNOWED-IN TRAIN IN NORTHEAST GRE...

Politics | December 18, 2001, Tuesday
The passengers that were trapped in a snowed-in train in northeast Greece are already safe. Greek Railway officials said they had asked Bulgarian authorities to help reach the passengers....

PRIVATIZATION OF OUT PATIENT AID CABINETS BANNED FOR ONE YEAR

Business | December 18, 2001, Tuesday
For a term of one year, a moratorium is put on the privatization of the cabinets for out patient aid. The cabinets are 6000, they pay rent to the policlinics and have contracts with the Health Insurance Fund, Health Care Minister Bozhidar Finkov announced...

FOREIGN MPS APPEAL AGAINST BULGARIA STRANDED FROM NATO ENLARGEMENT

Politics | December 18, 2001, Tuesday
Members of Parliament of NATO members European countries appealed that Bulgaria and Romania are not left out of the process of NATO enlargement in a letter addressed to the US Senate democratic majority leader, Tom Daschle. The letter underscores that the...

NAKED NEWSCASTERS ON BULGARIAN TV

Views on BG | December 18, 2001, Tuesday
By The Associated Press At first, Dobrinka Petkova was a proud mother watching her daughter make her debut as an anchorwoman....

LAWYER OF MEDICS HOPES LIBYAN COURT WILL STAY IMPARTIAL

Politics | December 18, 2001, Tuesday
“I hope that the Libyan Court will not be influenced and will be impartial,” Vladimir Sheytanov, the lawyer of the Bulgarian medics who were accused of deliberately infecting Libyan children with HIV virus said. The last hearing on the medics' trial will...

COMPAQ AND MICROSOFT DONATED USD 110 000 TO SOFIA UNIVERSITY

Business | December 18, 2001, Tuesday
The leaders in the IT industry Compaq and Microsoft donated to the Sofia University “St. Kliment Ohridski” the latest software and hardware products for a new study and research center on Information Technologies in the University....

THE BUSH ADMINISTRATION IS STEPPING UP PRESSURE ON THE EUROPEAN COMMIS...

World | December 18, 2001, Tuesday
The Bush administration is stepping up pressure on the European Commission to approve imports of a dozen crops made with genetically-modified organisms, warning that a continuation of the moratorium could escalate into a serious trade dispute....

THE UNITED STATES RESUMED ITS OFFICIAL DIPLOMATIC PRESENCE IN AFGHANIS...

World | December 18, 2001, Tuesday
The United States resumed its official diplomatic presence in Afghanistan when it raised the flag Monday at the U.S....

A HANDFUL OF PRISONERS CAPTURED BY ANTI-TALIBAN FORCES SAID MONDAY THE...

World | December 18, 2001, Tuesday
A handful of prisoners captured by anti-Taliban forces said Monday they believe terrorist mastermind Osama bin Laden is hiding out in Tora Bora, but the U.S....

ARGENTINA ON MONDAY VOWED TO SLASH ITS BUDGET SPENDING BY NEARLY A FIF...

World | December 18, 2001, Tuesday
Argentina on Monday vowed to slash its budget spending by nearly a fifth in 2002 to ensure it can service its debt, but social protest at government austerity and banking curbs continued to flare....

INDIA TUESDAY ACCUSED PAKISTAN OF TRYING TO WIPE OUT ITS POLITICAL LEA...

World | December 18, 2001, Tuesday
India Tuesday accused Pakistan of trying to wipe out its political leadership in last week's suicide attack on parliament because Islamabad could not accept a powerful and secular neighbor....

EXPERT CLAIMS BULGARIAN ETHNIC MODEL SHOULD BE CONSIDERED AS KNOW-HOW

Politics | December 18, 2001, Tuesday
“The Bulgarian ethnic model shows very good results and can be considered as a know-how for minorities integration, “ according to Samuel Levi who is one of the organizers of the round Table on the “Bulgarian Ethnic Model” that takes place in Sofia on Dec...
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