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KOSTUNICA OPPOSES DISSOLUTION OF GOVT COMMISSION FOR KOSOVO

BELGRADE, Nov 20 (Hina) - Yugoslav President Vojislav Kostunica has opposed an initiative by the presidency of the ruling DOS coalition that the Yugoslav government commission for Kosovo be dissolved. In a letter to Yugoslav and Serbian Prime Ministers Dragisa Pesic and Zoran Djindjic and the chairmen of the Serbian-Yugoslav co-ordinating body for Kosovo and state commission for the province, Nebojsa Covic and Momcilo Trajkovic, Kostunica said the "two institutions (the co-ordinating body and the commission) were complementing each other." Explaining its suggestion of Monday on dissolving the Yugoslav government commission for Kosovo, which is headed by Trajkovic, the DOS coalition presidency said the commission's activities were overlapping with those of the state co-ordinating body, which is headed by Covic. Kostunica said the decision of the coalition's presidency was reminiscent of communist times and add
BELGRADE, Nov 20 (Hina) - Yugoslav President Vojislav Kostunica has opposed an initiative by the presidency of the ruling DOS coalition that the Yugoslav government commission for Kosovo be dissolved. In a letter to Yugoslav and Serbian Prime Ministers Dragisa Pesic and Zoran Djindjic and the chairmen of the Serbian-Yugoslav co- ordinating body for Kosovo and state commission for the province, Nebojsa Covic and Momcilo Trajkovic, Kostunica said the "two institutions (the co-ordinating body and the commission) were complementing each other." Explaining its suggestion of Monday on dissolving the Yugoslav government commission for Kosovo, which is headed by Trajkovic, the DOS coalition presidency said the commission's activities were overlapping with those of the state co-ordinating body, which is headed by Covic. Kostunica said the decision of the coalition's presidency was reminiscent of communist times and added that no party or coalition had the right to dissolve state institutions. Trajkovic has been accused lately of conducting a campaign aimed at discouraging Kosovo Serbs from participating in the Nov. 17 general election in the province. He personally did not vote and claims he did not run the campaign, while his party, the Kosovo Serb Resistance (SPOT), openly stated the participation of Serbs in the election would mean they agreed with the legalisation of Kosovo's independence. (hina) rml

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