Can Slobodan Milosevic be the man who will act as a pivot for “the national interests” and the interests of those who are supposed to give us the money to survive? Since the Yugoslav Parliament asked on March 10 for the announcement of the moratorium on payments to foreign creditors, as the foreign exchange reserves fell to around 2.5 billion […]
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