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Central bank deputy must be Montenegrin-Kostunica

Yugoslav President Vojislav Kostunica's party told the new central bank governor on Wednesday to accept a candidate from Montenegro as his deputy since it was part of a deal between the country's two republics.

The Yugoslav parliament elected Mladjan Dinkic as new central bank governor on Tuesday following weeks of negotiations between the Democratic Opposition of Serbia (DOS) bloc backing Kostunica and the Socialist People's Party (SNP) of Montenegro. Votes by the SNP deputies were crucial in

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