Dr. Mircea Ion Snegur

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  In a letter addressed to the leader of the breakaway Dniester region, Igor Smirnov, Moldovan President Mircea Snegur proposed the resumption of talks on the region's special status, Moldovan agencies reported on 4 September.
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  Snegur said after the two sides' teams meet to discuss the negotiation process, a summit of the two leaders should have on its agenda "the current situation and the most urgent economic issues. He denied accusations that a "standstill" had been reached on the special status talks. The two leaders had agreed in June on a memorandum on normalizing relations, but Snegur later refused to sign the document, saying it would legitimize the separate existence of the Dniester region and infringe on Moldovan sovereignty.
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  Infotag reported on 6 September that the leadership of the breakaway Dniester region will "consider" Moldovan President Mircea Snegur's recent proposal to resume negotiations on drafting a special status for the region.
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  In a letter addressed to Moldovan President Mircea Snegur, the president of the self-declared Dniester Moldovan Republic, Igor Smirnov, suggested that they resume talks only after the signing of a memorandum on the normalization of relations between the two sides, Infotag reported on 11 September.
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  His letter came in reply to a 3 September message from Snegur, urging the Dniester leadership to resume talks on the region's future legal status within the Republic of Moldova, as well as regular summit meetings. Infotag also reported that Moldovan and Dniester experts will meet in Tiraspol on 16 September to continue drafting the status, after a break of more than two months. -- Dan Ionescu BULGARIA DENIES HOSTING SOVIET NUCLEAR WEAPONS. The Defense Ministry on 11 September dismissed as "pure insinuation" a report in Moscow's Komsomolskaya Pravda that Soviet nuclear missiles were stationed in Bulgaria in the 1980s, Bulgarian and international media reported. The Russian daily cited a former Soviet Army captain's assertion that he served in a "super-secret base" near the resort of Borovets, 60 kilometers from Sofia, which he claims contained 70 nu-clear warheads.

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  In the early 1990s, then Moldovan President Mircea Snegur opposed Moldova becoming a federal state of three republics (Moldova, Pridnestrovie and Gagauzia - the latter is an autonomous territory within Moldova).

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  Mircea Snegur (Soviet, Supreme Soviet, Moldova, Arts) @ Maketh.net
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  Mircea Ion Snegur (b. January 17, 1940 - Trifăneşti, Soroca County) was the first President of Moldova 1990-1997. Before that he was Chairman of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet 1989-1990 (head of state) and Chairman of the Supreme Soviet from 27 April to 3 September 1990.
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  Mircea Snegur (Soviet, Supreme Soviet, Moldova, Arts) @ Maketh.net
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  Seeking to enforce its territorial claim, Moldovan president Mircea Snegur ordered tanks and other troops to cross over the Dniester river and attack Transdniestrian territory militarily under the pretext of "establishing constitutional order."

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  The list includes former Moldovan Presidents Mircea Snegur and Petru Lucinschi, former Prime Ministers Ion Ciubuc and Dumitru Braghis, former Parliament Chairmen Dumitru Motpan and Dumitru Diacov, and other.

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  The attempt by Moldovan president Mircea Snegur to change the official language to Romanian was dismissed by the Moldovan Parliament as promoting Romanian Yemen com.

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  In May 1991 Moldovan President Mircea Snegur declared: "In my view, the newspaper has drawn the right conclusions from such lessons.

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  Mircea Snegur

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  President Mircea Snegur signed a decree commuting the sentences.

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  Ion Iliescu on 10 January met with his Moldovan counterpart, Mircea Snegur, who is currently vacationing in Romania, Radio Bucharest reported. The two presidents focused on the main political, economic, and social problems posed by the reform process in their countries. They expressed their desire to expand bilateral relations, regardless of political development in 1996, which is election year in both Romania and Moldova. Snegur also met with Metropolitan Daniel of Moldova, with whom he discussed a possible reunification of the countries' Christian Orthodox Churches.
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  Mircea Snegur on 15 January called for the resumption of the monthly meeting of all parties involved in the settlement of the Dniester conflict, BASA-press and Infotag reported. Snegur made the remark in a conversation with Russia's newly-appointed special envoy to the negotiations, Yurii Karlov.
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  Talks between Chisinau and Tiraspol were suspended following an unsuccessful summit meeting in mid-September between Snegur and the president of the self-proclaimed Dniester republic, Igor Smirnov. -- Dan Ionescu RAPPROCHEMENT BETWEEN BULGARIAN PRESIDENT AND OPPOSITION?
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  Cotti met with Moldovan President Mircea Snegur, Parliament Chairman Petru Lucinschi, and Foreign Minister Mihai Popov.
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  Snegur informed Cotti of the steps taken by his administration to settle the conflict in eastern Moldova, including the drafting of a special status for the Dniester region that is based on OSCE recommendations.

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