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Article: One month for Macedonia to avoid civil war
- Article from:
- Scotland on Sunday
- Article date:
- April 1, 2001
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THE guns may have gone silent but the Macedonian government now
has a period of one month to avert civil war.
Arben Xhaferi, leader of the main Albanian party and key partner
in the coalition government, said he sought a political solution to
Macedonia's current crisis but warned that extremists would pursue
their cause with guns if the negotiations were unsuccessful.
"I will give the negotiations one month to succeed. If they fail
I will withdraw from the government. My withdrawal would mean the
complete polarisation of Macedonian politics along ethnic lines and
it would be total war between Albanians and Macedonians."
His analysis is shared by the National Liberation Army, the ...
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