23 January 1995 There is some crazy logic behind the fact that the Serbian government’s campaign to implement the economic program and cut prices back started with a catastrophic shortage of newsprint on the free market which paralyzed virtually all the newspapers and magazines the state doesn’t subsidize. Prime Minister Mirko Marjanovic keeps saying “there must be no shortages”, but […]
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