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EUR 88,000 debt that the Greek company Inox Electric has towards Dido Group is a reason for closing down of the Veles-based fridge factory, says Sotir Ampov, co-owner of Dido Group. Ampov claims that power utility EVN switched off electricity because the Greeks have not paid electricity bills for six months.

According to him, the Greek owners devised a plan of coming to Macedonia, making profit and leaving the country without paying their debts. The Greek owner of the textile company Somi velteks had a similar strategy. He failed to pay a debt in the amount of EUR 100,000. For this reason, more than seventy workers fear for their working places.
(Kanal5)

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Will Macedonia's new government that will take office after the June 5 elections be able to resolve the name dispute with Greece?
Jun 6, 2011
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The youngest Prime Minister is Ljupco Georgievski...
The youngest Prime Minister is Ljupco Georgievski. He was 32 when he became PM of Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia in November 1998.
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