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Macedonian Christian Orthodox Bishop Agatangel blesses a child during a mass baptism at a church near Matka, on the bank of Treska River, 8 kilometers (5 miles) southwest of Macedonia's capital Skopje, Saturday, July 20, 2002. Around 200 Orthodox believers were baptized in the waters of the Treska River on Saturday. (AP Photo/Boris Grdanoski)
Dozens of Macedonians of all ages walk towards the river Matka, 15 km outside the capital Skopje, July 20, 2002. More then 200 Macedonians gathered for a mass baptism on Saturday to become a Orthodox believers. REUTERS/Ognen Teofilovski
A Macedonian Orthodox Christian priest baptizes a baby boy in the river Matka, 15 km outside the capital Skopje, July 20,2002. Dozens of Macedonians of all ages gathered for a mass baptism on Saturday. REUTERS/Ognen Teofilovski
Simeon To Name the No-Goods.
Standartnews
Velislava Krasteva
Elena Yaneva
The premier is keeping secret the report he is to read before the NMS National Council.
PM Simeon Saxe-Coburg-Gotha is to speak out the names of those who are no-good in his teem at the today's sitting of the NMS National Council, he himself hinted in Parliament yesterday. To the question who of his ministers failed to cope with their work, Saxe-Coburg said that he was to name them on the next day. He is to open the sitting of the NMS National Council, delivering a speech. In it, he is to asses the deeds done in the one-year rule of the NMS.
Consultant for Bulgartabak Made Redundant.
Standartnews
Nevena Mirtcheva
The state pays to Kreditanstalt but impedes its business, says advisor to the President.
"A consultant for Bulgartabak deal was made redundant and most probably for good reason. Let vice-premier Vassilev say what are they", said for Darik Radio yesterday Dimiter Ivanov, advisor to President Parvanov. The Privatization Agency signed a contract which entrusts Kreditanstalt with watching over all privatization procedures and authorizes it to make the offers' assessments as well as compile the final report on the choice of a buyer. "I don't understand why Bulgaria should pay to these foreign mediators after it doesn't allow them to work, says Prof. Ivanov. During privatization procedure the candidate buyers haven't met the people of Kreditanstalt, either, said Georgi Tassev, representative of "Metatabak" consortium.
Every Second Bulgarian Family Lives in Poverty.
Standartnews
Elena Yaneva
Every second Bulgarian family is living in poverty, shows a study of the Institute for Social Research with the Confederation of the Independent Trade Unions in Bulgaria (CITUB), released yesterday. The poverty threshold is 107 levs and 40 to 45 percent of Bulgarian households are beneath it. To the experts of the CITUB, in a year, the prices of foods have upped by 6 percent, and of the industrial goods - by 10 percent. The actual increase in the incomes by end-year will be no more than 2 percent. The rise in the prices of energy carriers will result in 7 or 8-percent inflation by end-year, said Plamen Dimitrov, deputy chairman of the CITUB.
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