a minute agoSerbian pensioners' request for Kosovo- Serbia
Periskopi(9 years ago)
(9 years ago)The Party of United pensioners (PUPS) has proposed that Spain be included under the EU mediators team in dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina in Brussels. In a statement issued Wednesday by “Beta”, the party, which participates in the Serbian government coalition, proposes to the state leadership extending “ [...]
The Party of United pensioners (PUPS) has proposed that Spain be included under the EU mediators team in dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina in Brussels.
In a statement issued Wednesday by “Beta”, the party, which participates in the Serbian government coalition, proposes to the state leadership to extend the same diplomatic and friendly invitation” to other EU members that do not recognise Kosovo as independent, such as Romania, Cyprus and Greece.
Serbia must use all international circumstances currently in its favour and in particular the EU's firm stance not to recognise Catalonia's independence, because it is not in line with the Constitution of the Kingdom of Spain. Spain has warned, its sacred property will not be affected”, the pensioners' party officials said.
PUPS also thinks this is the ideal moment for Belgrade negotiating to present the next round of dialogue on Kosovo in Brussels “specifically the issue of protecting Serbia's state property, citizens of Serbia and the Serbian Orthodox Church in Kosovo. ”
According to cadastral books since 1999, from 1,060,410 hectares of land in Kosovo, social, private property and the church reaches 641,071 hectares, or 58,79 percent, and its value is estimated at 220 billion euros, they were declared, reports “b92”, Periscopi broadcast.
The PUPS added that ethnic Albanians have usurped about 80 per cent of this property -- ”, for example, in only four municipalities (Peje, Cline, Istok and Rahovec) -- they have illegally occupied 76,000 private property parcels of Serbs”.
The particular “Picka in these talks in Brussels must certainly be the lost profit of Serbian companies because of the inability to use their capacities in Kosovo, so alone. EPS (Serbia's electricity company) will lose 170m euros in revenues annually, which over the previous 17 years have amounted to 2.9 billion euros in lost revenues”, the PUPS said.
