Articles from Macedonian Press Digest (October 27, 2009)

Title	Author	Type	Words
According to the survey of the civic associations and the Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs, one in six women in Macedonia is a victim of family violence.			50
At the international call for tender for placing five toll stations in Macedonia under concession management.			26
At their meeting Monday, EU Ambassador Erwan Fouere and SDSM president Branko Crvenkovski concluded that the scenario of Croatia and Slovenia was a precedent at the Council of the European Union, which will not be repeated in Macedonia's case.			81
Border police are becoming ever more efficient.			21
EU Ambassador Erwan Fouere and SDSM president Branko Crvenkovski agreed at their meeting Monday.			30
Health Minister Bujar Osmani appealed to public health care doctors to cut unnecessary spending.			32
In early November in Veles, the first gathering of Bulgarians in Macedonia will be organized.			26
Investors from Hungary announce building a new shopping center in Tetovo on an area of 22,000 sq. meters in which there will be 120 shops of world famous brands and a super market.			59
Lustration, external grading, religious instruction, building a church in the square, and "patriotic" fiscal receipts are only some of the government projects that the Constitutional Court set aside or is well on its way to do so.			59
Macedonian citizens will be able to fly directly from Skopje to Brussels thanks to the airline Skywings in cooperation with Airlift Service.			30
Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski and his Australian counterpart Kevin Rudd signed a social insurance agreement in Canberra Monday.			67
SDSM accused the anti-corruption commission Sunday of being biased and having double standards.			36
The Austrian company Alpine accused Transport Minister Mile Janakieski.			39
The average net salary in Macedonia in August this year totaled 323 euros.			32
The issue of granting pensions to former NLA member will be closed by the end of the year.			43
The Ministry of Finance said Monday that Macedonia noted a decline in tax revenues.			20
The paper comments that the European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso has not time to meet Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski.			81
The paper quotes a few opposition analysts and advisors to former President Branko Crvenkovski, as saying that based on his political profile and way of action in crucial moments, Nikola Gruevski will not be capable of handling a compromise with Greece, which means changing the country's name for international use.			80
The parliamentary committee for political system debated Monday the old coat of arms without the star.			29
The real estate register agency received a donation from Sweden.			19
The State Statistical office said that in the first quarter of the year 54.1 percent of the Macedonian households used computers.			32
US Ambassador to Macedonia Philip Reeker said the US Embassy was considering ways to help the reconstruction.			24
Utrinski vesnik believes that someone wants to abuse the tragedy of the children refugees from Greece by building a massive monument of thousands of euros.			48