I do not hide from anyone or anything: former Macedonian health ministerhttp://www.focus-fen.net/?id=n24399808 March 2011 | 13:23 | FOCUS News Agency
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Sofia. When Macedonia creates conditions for a democratic trial and a democratic judicial system, I will go there to clean everything and find justice. While these conditions are absent, it is absurd for me to get subjected to unfair and political trial. I will clean my name when there are conditions for a fair trial, professor Vladimir Dimov, former Macedonian minister of healthcare, said in an interview with FOCUS News Agency.
Professor Dimov gave the interview on the occasion of the information from the Bulgarian Culture Club in Skopje that at the reception on March 3, Bulgaria’s national holiday, in the presence of the Bulgarian ambassador Macedonian Foreign Minister Antonio Milososki suggested a “swap” to the Bulgarian authorities: the political prisoner Miroslav Rizinski, who is in a Skopje prison, to be swapped for two other political dissidents and refugees from the Macedonian regime – professor Vladimir Dimov (former Macedonian health minister and currently a unit chief in Tokuda hospital in Sofia) and economist Vladimir Tamburkovski (currently a lecturer with the American University in Blagoevgrad).
I do not hide from anyone or anything, professor Dimov told FOCUS News Agency.