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PRISTINA, March 12 (Hina) - A Serbian government delegation headed
by Deputy Prime Minister Ratko Markovic, and representatives of
Parliament parties, arrived in Pristina on Thursday to hold talks
with Kosovo Albanians who never showed up.
The Serbian government representatives told reporters that Serbia
was all for dialogue, but it was consistent in its stance that the
Kosovo problem was an internal issue, and that dialogue would be
held consistent with the Constitution of Serbia, with the intention
of securing human and civil rights of citizens and minorities.
Deputy president of the Democratic Union of Kosovo, Fehmi Agani,
said Albanians had received no official offer for dialogue, and
remained firm in their requests to speak only with the mediation of
a third side, representatives of the United States or the European
Union.
Agani said the suggestion of the Serbian authorities that
negotiations be held via the media was an obvious game and
manipulation of the public.
As long as violence and terror in Kosovo continue, dialogue with
Serbian authorities who are trying to minimalise the problem of
Kosovo, despite international threats and warnings, cannot be
held, Agani stressed.
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