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The court in Gevgelija, Macedonia, has postponed the custody trial for Spaska Mitrova's three-year-old daughter Suzana, Ataka political party announced.  

Sofia. Spaska Mitrova will consult Ataka MEP Dimitar Stoyanov on Macedonian affairs. The news was announced at a meeting between Mitrova, Ataka leader Volen Siderov, MP Pavel Shopov and MEP Dimitar Stoyanov, FOCUS News Agency reports.  

Kostadinov said that the sentence was indicative of "the trend in the Macedonian administration of justice as far as Spaska Mitrova's case is concerned", "a real war waged by the Macedonian judicial system against Spaska Mitrova", as well as an "unprovoked and unsustainable vendetta." Kostadinov said that the court ruling would be appealed. The 2008 imprisonment of Mitrova caused a diplomatic row between Sofia and Skopje when the Macedonian-born Mitrova, who also holds Bulgarian citizenship, was sente  

He specified that she had settled down at a friend's home. Spaska wants to live in Blagoevgrad, because her friends and relatives are here, he said and added the local branch of VMRO would help her find a job.  

Brussels. At the initiative of the MEP from the Group of Socialists and Democrats in the European Parliament, Evgeni Kirilov, Bulgarian MEPs (representatives of all political parties – Bulgarian Socialist Party, Citizens for European Development of Bulgaria, Blue Coalition, National Movement for Stability and Progress, Movement for Rights and Freedoms, Ataka) will meet European Enlargement Commissioner Stefan Fule, the press service of the Bulgarian socialists in the European Parliament announced. They  

The trial against Spaska Mitrova, which was scheduled for Wednesday, has been postponed until June 14, Spaska Mitrova Initiative Committee announced. The case has been opened by the first panel of judges who sentenced Spaska Mitrova to three months' imprisonment. This time the case is for contempt of court.  

Sofia. I will inform the European Commissioner for Enlargement and European Neighbourhood Policy Štefan Füle about Spaska Mitrova's case during our meeting. This is not a separate case; there are other cases like that with other citizens, who consider themselves Bulgarians, said the Bulgarian MEP Evgeny Kirilov at a news conference, FOCUS News Agency reporter informs.  

At the initiative of Evgeni Kirilov, MEP with the Group of the Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats, Bulgarian MEPs from all political groups will meet with EU Enlargement Commissioner Stefan Fule to introduce him to cases of violation of human rights in Macedonia against citizens with Bulgarian awareness, and namely with the case of Spaska Mitrova. The meeting will be held in the frames of the April plenary session of the European Parliament in Strasbourg on April 20.  

Sofia. Me personally, I have talked to my Macedonian counterpart three times on this issue, Bulgarian President Georgi Parvanov said, commenting on Spaska Mitrova's case, FOCUS News Agency reporter informs. "In contrast to others I did not go out to the media to comment on this, as I hoped that our activity – not only my will but also what the Foreign Ministry is doing, will give result. However, we should confess that the diplomacy in Skopje shows no understanding. This is one of the many facts that fo  

Sofia. The process against Spaska Mitrova cannot be called transparent, said the Bulgarian Minister of Foreign Affairs during the parliamentary control, FOCUS News Agency reporter informs. The process was held at closed door and despite it is in a compliance to the Macedonian legislation, in the view to the public pressure I think this was wrong and unacceptable, Mladenov said.