Was allgemein bekannt ist, das Boshovski, 6 Arbeit suchende Pakistini ermorden liess, als angebliche Terroristen, in 2002. Einer der typischen “Reformer” Partner des Taxifahrers Joschka Fischers, und des peinlichen Deutschen Innenministers Otto Schily, welche durch ihre Mafia Kontakte in die OK, bestens bekannt sind und weil man mit Vorsatz, ab 2000, Nichts gegen den Visa Handel krimineller Diplomaten unternahm.

Maqedoni, arrestohet ish-ministri i brendshëm Lube Boshkovski
Video e Hënë, Qershor 6th, 2011 SHKUP- Policia në Shkup ka arrestuar ish-ministrin e brendshëm Lube Boshkovski. Në veturën që mendohet se i përket zotit Boshkovski është gjetur armë dhe rreth njëqind mijë Euro. Ai po mbahet në një stacion policie të Shkupit, ndërkohë që nuk janë bërë hollësi në lidhje me motivin e arrestimit. Familjarë të tij thonë se ai është arrestuar në praninë ne djalit të tij.

Boshkovski, i cili qe akuzuar nga Gjykata Ndërkombëtare për krime lufte në Hagë u la i lirë në mungesë provash, ndërsa akuzohej në lidhje me vrasjen e dhjetë shqiptarëve në përfundim të konfliktit të armatosur në vitin 2001.

Ai formoi partinë Të Bashkuar për Maqedoninë dhe gjatë fushatës parazgjedhore ishte mjaft kritik ndaj ish-partisë amë, VMRO-DPMNE;  e quante kryeministrin Nikolla Gruevski një ‘diktator të vogël’ dhe kërcënonte se do t’i burgoste zyrtarët e korruptuar të qeverisë aktuale.(VOA)

Interview with Ljube Boshkovski
by Christopher Deliso in Macedonia
January 24, 2002

Skopje, Macedonia – Ljube Boshkovski is Minister of the Interior for Macedonia, and is currently one of his country’s most popular leaders. Young and energetic, Boshkovski has won the favor of the people and most of all the police, due to his “hands on” approach to governing. He is one of the few ministers who gets out into the community to assess for himself what are the challenges facing Macedonia. Mr. Boshkovski is also popular for his tough, no-nonsense attitude to Albanian extremism. In a government that has been criticized for failing to take resolute, unwavering action against the NLA, the Interior Minister stands out. Whether one agrees with his viewpoints or not, Ljube Boshkovski is unquestionably one of the most important figures in Macedonian political life today. Sparing euphemisms in favor of candor, Mr. Boshkovski’s comments provide a sober view of the realities facing Macedonia today.

I spoke with Mr. Boshkovski in his spacious offices at the Ministry of the Interior. It was already evening, and I was informed that he was tired out after a long day. Nevertheless, after attentively peeling a kiwi fruit, Mr. Boshkovski fielded my questions on the pressing issues of the day for Macedonia.

CD: First of all, for the foreign readers who may not be familiar with your career, can you tell me something about your background and previous positions?

LB: First, for almost two years I was Deputy Director of the Public Safety/Police. After that, I became State Secretary in the Ministry of the Interior. Now, I have been Minister of the Interior since May 2001. I am a lawyer by training.

CD: You are currently enjoying great popularity with the Macedonian public. Recently I saw you on television, surrounded by enthusiastic students, when you answered their concerns with a promise for better student housing. This would be an example of one of the “normal things” that the government can return to, in the absence of war. To what extent has Macedonia been able to return to normal life?

LB: The answer, unfortunately, is not very much. Due to the situation, we are maximally dedicated to the security of the state. The most important thing for Macedonia now is the reintegration of the areas which are still not under control – meaning returning the Macedonian police to these areas. So there has only been a little bit of normalization.

CD: Is this new group, the Albanian National Army (ANA), distinct from the National Liberation Army (NLA)?

LB: The situation is, there are still groups of Albanian extremists from Kosovo, who are the same as the extremists from Macedonia. And they are always finding a reason not to have peace. They have only one aim – to create an unstable situation, which is good for the establishment of unstable businesses. That is, the trading in drugs, weapons, prostitutes, etc. Therefore, we can’t distinguish between these bandits, because in their essence they are the same… and the also have the same personnel.

CD: You have gained a reputation as being tough, and not compromising when it comes to the NLA. How does this affect your relationship with the international community?

LB: The international community is here on the invitation of the Macedonian authorities, and of course Macedonia – and we as leaders – are constantly requesting the international community to take an objective approach. But unfortunately it happens often for us that we are equalized, are equated with those who created aggression against the Republic of Macedonia. For us, it’s important to deny these suspicions, and I think we are succeeding. Now, our relations with the international community seem to be improving.

CD: Since when?

LB: Since after the adoption of the constitutional changes and the Framework Agreement. But this (improved relationship) is not having a huge impact for the situation on the ground. Mostly, it has been just verbal support, and unfortunately during the crisis and during the biggest attacks, we weren’t getting the biggest support we could from the international community.

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