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Kosovo Press Review - November 26

Pristina | 26 November 2009 | Petrit Collaku
 
Kosovo Newspapers
Kosovo Newspapers
Here are the top stories in Kosovo’s main newspapers. Balkan Insight has not verified the reports and cannot vouch for their accuracy.

KOHA DITORE
EULEX prosecutor indicted Elez Hoxha, Judge of Pristina District Court for allegedly accepting bribes of the amount of 123,000 Euros and a Volkswagen Caddy car. 
EXPRESS
The number of H1N1 victims in Kosovo has reached seven. No one yet in Kosovo has accepted to be vaccinated due to the fears of side effects the vaccine might have.
KOSOVA SOT
Starting from 2010, Kosovo policemen will receive an additional 90 to 200 euro as their salaries. Additional money is going to cost around 3, 5 million euro for 6,000 police officers.
ZERI
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs from Albania, Ilir Meta, is in Kosovo for two day visit. He claimed that Kosovo’s independence is a reality and irrevocable.



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