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'PETROKEMIJA' DEFENCE HEADQUARTERS INSISTS ON 1998 PRIVATISATION DEAL

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ZAGREB, June 7 (Hina) - The headquarters for the defence of "Petrokemija" in Kutina, asks the Government and the Croatian Privatisation Fund (HFP) to respect the 1998 agreement on the privatisation of this factory for manufacturing chemical products. The headquarters will, otherwise, be prepared to organise all legal but also not legal forms of the pressure so that the Agreement may be enforced, said a spokesman for the headquarters, Zeljko Klaus, at a news conference in Zagreb on Wednesday. Klaus told reporters that the headquarters insisted on a meeting between its representatives and a Deputy Prime Minister Slavko Linic and Economy Minister Goranko Fizulic within next seven days. If the Government refuses to discuss the implementation of the August 1998 agreement, the headquarters is going to launch a mass protest in the town of Kutina (50 kilometres east of Zagreb) and is r
ZAGREB, June 7 (Hina) - The headquarters for the defence of "Petrokemija" in Kutina, asks the Government and the Croatian Privatisation Fund (HFP) to respect the 1998 agreement on the privatisation of this factory for manufacturing chemical products. The headquarters will, otherwise, be prepared to organise all legal but also not legal forms of the pressure so that the Agreement may be enforced, said a spokesman for the headquarters, Zeljko Klaus, at a news conference in Zagreb on Wednesday. Klaus told reporters that the headquarters insisted on a meeting between its representatives and a Deputy Prime Minister Slavko Linic and Economy Minister Goranko Fizulic within next seven days. If the Government refuses to discuss the implementation of the August 1998 agreement, the headquarters is going to launch a mass protest in the town of Kutina (50 kilometres east of Zagreb) and is ready to organise the blockade of the Zagreb-Lipovac motorway and stage a protest in front of the Government's offices in the Croatian capital, Klaus threatened. In case the Government lays off a part of employees with Petrokemija, the headquarters will initiate the civil disobedience, he added. The Privatisation Fund has assessed that the 1998 contract on the manner for privatisation of this company was illegal and that the deal had been made under the pressure of unions. The agreement stipulates the rights of current and former workers and retirees of Petrokemija in the purchase of the company's shares at the price reached during the voucher privatisation, i.e. 114 kuna per share. On May 19 this year, however, Privatisation Fund Chairman Hrvoje Vojkovic ordered to the Petrokemija management to begin selling shares at the nominal price of 1000 kuna. (hina) mm ms

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