Interview: General Martin Carreno Commander-in-Chief of the Colombian Army

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Commander-in-Chief of the Colombian army, General Martin Carreno feels that the Colombian army had a very successful year 2003 and the year 2004 will be very crucial in its battle against the insurgents and the army will continue to be in the forefront in the war against drugs. When asked about the friction between the military establishment and the politicians, the Commander skirted the issue but hoped to be victorious against all odds.

Colombia, National Security, Dept of the Army, United States. Army, Carreno, Martin

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Special representative of the UN Secretary General in Kosovo

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Michael Steiner discusses about his role as a special representative of the United Nations. He is responsible for administrating the province, creating the conditions necessary for self-government and facilitating the political process that would determine KosovoEs final status.

United Nations, Steiner, Michael

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President of the National Commission on the Voluntary Collection of Arms, Macedonia

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Gezim Ostreni discusses about his role as president of the National Commission on the voluntary Collection of Arms. He would supervise weapons amnesty in Macedonia in an attempt to move towards multiethnic stability under the terms of the Ohrid Framework Agreement.

Management dynamics, Macedonia, Management, Company business management, Ostreni, Gezim, National Liberation Army (Macedonia)

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