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 Christ has Risen! Petya Stavreva, UA Chair Dear United Agrarians, The rising of Jesus Christ is a great occasion in the history of mankind. Let us meet Resurrection believing in the good and the creative! On this day the Christian world bows to the self-sacrifice of Christ, who had come to save the fallen humanity. Easter is also a symbol of God’s mercy – people get forgiveness for their sins, they are spiritually illuminated and completely change their ways. We, United Agrarians, walked another year proving that our organization is the carrier of the agrarian ideas and principles. Today there are still people trying to use these ideas to call for unity with unclear goals and directions, based on uneasy compromise with the heirs of the repressive mashine of the totalitarian system. Let us not submit to the delusions and demagogy and judge by the deeds and the love to thy neighbor! Let us learn from the example and the passions the Golgotha – a symbol of human will and the victory over suffering, the victory of good. In these bright days let us be worthy followers of the illustrious deeds of thousands of agrarian apostles, who in even more difficult times withstood the sufferings and preserved the Agrarian Union. Let us face Easter believing in the greatness of Christ’s sacrifice and let all our actions be to the good of the Organisation! Let us celebrate and good health to all of you!  United Agrarians: Bulgaria Must Pursue an Independent Energy Policy ”Bulgaria must pursue an independent energy policy, in compliance with the other EU member states. UA Deputy Chair Georgi Karkamov shared with journalists following a meeting of the Blue Coalition leadership, where the five parties discussed the filed inconfidence vote for the Belene Nuclear Power Station. United Agrarians oppose the inconfidence vote, because we do not see a sustainable state policy on the development of Bulgarian energy industry, Karkamov pointed out. He emphasised that ”the energy dependency on a single source denies our country the opportunity to be a real partner to other suppliers”. The independence vote serves a populist purpose and will flock supporters among the population from the powerplant region, said Karkamov. From the point of view of the national interests the construction of the Belene Nuclear Power Station is not feasible economically and will bring about huge debts for the future generations, is the firm opinion of United Agrarians. Âìåñòî òîâà We must work towards higher energy efficiency of the Bulagrian economy instead, is the opinion of the party. Georgi Karkamov underlined, that Bulgarian produce is not competitive. One of the reasons is thast the energy input of production with us is 7 times higher relatively to the GDP (Gross Domestic Product). Therefore, United Agrarians agree that the state resources are to be focused in that direction. United Agrarians Press-Centre  Today We Need a Common Naitonal Cause of “Prospering Bulgaria” Petya Stavreva 18 March, 2012, Bulgarian School for Politics, NBU - Sofia Today We Need a Common Naitonal Cause of “Prospering Bulgaria”, said UA Chair Petya Stavreva, addressing the alumni if the Bulgarian School for Politics “Dimitar Panitsa” with the New Bulgarian University. There is no universal recipe for the successful development of a country, she said. Each country has its specific potential, strengths and weaknesses. However, one expects of the people holding the wheel of the state to suggest successful decision, to resist temptations and pressure, and to be statesmen, and not highly paid clerks, the UA Chair pointed out. We must do things with the “pros” idea, and not with a “cons” motivation, Ms Stavreva said. She urged to depart from the trial-and-error politics, and stressed that Bulgaria’s tomorrow starts today, and depends on our will for change and our ability to cross the borders of party-narrow thinking. I believe that we have to build Bulgaria of the regions, and not Bulgaria with a crisis-stricken center and lagging periphery, bordering on bankruptcy, said the Chair of United Agrarians. Petya Stavreva, herself a graduate of the Bulgarian School for Politics, said that the school is a meeting place for people, which are bound to look forward and join their efforts for a more successful Bulgaria. (Blue Coalition meeeting with Bulgarian School for Politics alumni)  Kyustendil Region Agrarians: We Are Facing Bankruptcy, And The State Does Not Care! United Agrarians Urge Producers to Unite in Associations “We feel deserted. We are facing bankruptcy, and the state does not gove a damn”, shared farmers from the Kyustendil region at a meeting with the national leadership of United Agrarians. They noted that in recent years their incomes have been drastically reduced. Moreover, they are not sufficiently informed of the national and European programs in support of agriculture. Farmers should associate in industrial organisations to better protect their means of subsistance, said in turn UA Chair Petya Stavreva. She stressed that the state must assign more funds to the young farmers and provide alternative occupation in the small settlements. [...] The event was organised by union member Ms. Adel Dimitrova. Attended Zara Klisurova – Chair of the National Union for Essential and Medical Cultures, and Zahari Bankov from the UA national leadership. (The full text is available only in Bulgarian.) (PAS XXI century)  Stamboliyski Left a Glaring Trail As a Statesman and Reformer Petya Stavreva “Today is the 133th anniversary since the birth of the agrarian apostle Alexander Stambolyski – a reformer, a statesman, a public figure and a parliamentary tribune. He pledged his life to the agrarian movement and to democracy in Bulgaria and left a glaring trial in our history as a statesman and a reformer.” UA Chair Petya Stavreva addressed agrarians and citizens on occasion of the anniversary of Alexander Stambliyski’s birth. […] Traditionally on 1 March the United Agrarians political party brought wreaths and flowers to Stamboliyski’s monument on 1, Vrabcha st. in the capital as a sign of gratitude to the works of the agrarian leader. Attended UA Chair Petya Stavreva, UA Deputy Chair Monyo Hristov, and UA national leadership members Tanya Todorova, Marta Vasileva, Zahari Bankov, agrarians from the Sofia organisation and citizens. (The full text is available only in Bulgarian.) (UA Press-Centre)  UA Commemorate 133th Anniversary Since Stamboliyski’s Birth Traditionally on 1 March Agrarian Bulgaria pays tribute to the works of the statesman reformer Alexander Stamboliyski. This year it is the 133th anniversary since the borth of Bulgaria’s great son On this occasion on 1 March 2012, Thursday, at 10:30 US Chair Petya Stavreva, members of the UA Standing Committee, and members of the Sofia UA organisation will bring wreaths and flowers as tribute to the work of the agrarian leader to the Alexander Stamboliyski monument at 1, Vrabcha st. in the capital. At 12:00 in Pazardzhik representatives of the national leadership and local agrarians will bring flowers to Stambolyski’s monument. At 13:00 on 1 March United Agrarians will pay tribute to the agrarian leader in his native village of Slavovitsa. All agrarian movement members and sympathisers are invited to commemmorate together the 133th anniversary since the birth of Stamboliyski. (United Agrarians political party )  Petya Stavreva Sends Condolescences to the Mayor of Harmanly UA Chair Petya Stavreva sent condolescences on occasion of the victims of the floods in the village of Biser. The addressees are the Haskovo regional governor Ms Irena Uzunova, the mayor of Harmanly municipality Mr. Michail Liskov, and the mayor of the village of Biser Ms Zlatka Popova. (The full text is available only in Bulgarian.) (PAS XXI c.)  United Agrarians: We Need a State Strategy for Hydro-Melioration and Water Resources In the day of national mourning in memory of the victims of the disaster that occurred to us, together with our deepest condolescences to their relatives and families, we must not neglect the towering questions to all institutions, responsible for the operation and maintenance of 220 large-scale and around 3000 micro-dams in the country. The management of this most valuable national wealth must be based on a state strategy for hydro-melioration and water resources, which, unfortunately, has excaped the attention of the authorities. (The full text is available only in Bulgarian.) (PAS XXI c.)  United Agrarians: We Do Not Approve of a Close Partnership with DPS in Plovdiv The UA national leadership does not support a decision for partnership, coalition or common group with DPS in the Municipality Council in Plovdiv, said UA Chair Petya Stavreva. The setting was a press-conference in the City of the Hills on Wednesday with the participation of UA Deputy Chair Dimitar Ivanov and Regional UA leader Peter Minkov. United Agrarians traditionally partners with the parties in the cetre-right space and for us close co-operaiton with DPS is unacceptable, the organisation's leadership representatives proclamed. (PAS XXI c.)  UA Chair Petya Stavreva Meets Breeders from Kresna and the Region, 28 January, 2012 ”Animal breeding is in a serious crisis and quite a few of us are threatened by bankrupcy!”, rang the bell representatives of the industry from Kresna and the region. They discussed the problems of the industry at a meeting on Saturday, 28 January,with UA Chair Petya Stavreva, UA Deputy Chair Georgi Karkamov, and members of the party’s national leadership. The farmers revealed that they have been given far too many promises during the years, though these promises were not fulfilled. (The rest of this text is available only in Bulgarian.) (UA Press-centre)  The Cash Registers Like the proverbial Hen Laying Golden Eggs 300 000 Fiscal Devices will “lay” BGN 21,6 Mio annually to the GSM-operators. 50 000 merchants face closing down The cash registers in Bulgaria are turning into golden hens for the three GSM-operators. The reason is the requirement all fiscal devices of all VAT-registered merchants to be linked to the National Income Agency (NIA). The first forced to implement the virtual link to the Income Agency were the gasoline merchants. The 31 December 2010 deadline however was not honoured by the industry. The monopolist LukOil was penalized as well and has not been licenced yet. The “drama”, which took place last year, was widely publicized. And the government is still boasting that there will be “no compromises to anyone”. Supposing that all 300 000 merchants oblige to the legal deadline, the mobile operators will enjoy a firm annual “subscription” amounting to over BGN 21 Mio. […] And „10 local manufacturers of cash registers and their lobbyists will distribute among themselves about BGN 400 Mio”. Tatiana Atanasova  Eligibility Layer Objections Can be Filed by 20 January Objections on particular parts of the range of the specialised “Plots eligible for subsidising” layer following a preaproved sample can be filed uo to 20 January. The objections are automatically generated at the “Individual query on Direct Payouts” section of the “Agriculture” State Fund site, after the farmer has selected the parts to be disputed. The generated printed objections are filed to the “Agriculture” Regional Directorate as per residence or registered address of the subsidy candidate, by the candidate himself, possibly assisted by employees from the Municipality Agricultural Units. The objection is signed by the candidate who fills in the address of the “Agriculture” Regional Directorate applied through. Each candidate can generate and file additional objections to complement the initial one. Objections will not be considered, if they are filed after the deadline, or do not follow the sample. Objections will not be considered, for plots, checked during the 2011 campaign by the Technical Inspectorate if the Payment Agency, since in these cases the approval of the subsidy is based on the results of these checks and not on the specialised layer data. PAS XXI c.  Farmers will get additional BGN 59 per animal subsidy Along the 8021 scheme the agrarian producers will get BGN 59 per animal. Together woth the finances authorised in December the per animal subsudy thus reaches BGN 150, and the total country-wide subsidy is over BGN 46 ìëí. ëåâà. You can check the amount of each subsidy at the “Agriculture” State Fund site: “Query systen on “Direct payouts” The fund amount of BGN 18 Mio. is to be distributed along the national production-unrelated additional payout scheme for animals.  "Agriculture" State Fund Updates Individual Queries System The data are accessed via the "Individual Queries on Direct Payments" link on the home page of "Agriculture" State Fund, or via the following link: http://iacs-online.dfz.bg/apex/f?p=2012 see also  New Beehives or Anti-Varoatosis Projects Wanted Starting 16 January Starting January 16 applications for projects for new beehives or for combating varoatosis can be submitted. Applications for support of physical-chemical analysis of bee honey will also be accepted. see also 
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! Merry Christmas! Dear proponents, united agrarians, and sympathizers, To you and your families I wish radiant Christmas holidays and a healthy, successful and fertile year 2012! Let us meet Christmas believing and carry the light from the holy place to our hearts and deeds! Let the Christmas star illuminate our way and wake everything good and productive e have inside! The new year 2012 will open new doors before us, bringing new challenges and opportunities. Our success and the support of the people will depend on our work for the organization, on our will to put provocations behind, and on our ability to pool our efforts in strengthening the union! In these times of moral and economic crisis we need the faith, strength and daring of the Saviour, who was born to provide a new beginning and to chase the darkness away from our souls! To all of you, united agrarians, I address my warmest wishes for health and luck, bold dreams and the strength to achieve them! Le the new year bring a lot of warmth, love, and prosperity to each home. Let the yule-log illuminating the Christmas Eve inspire us to save and bring into the new year the sparks of faith, hope, and charity to our fellow-persons! Let 2012 be a year peaceful, wise and blessed! Let God support our efforts to restore our organization and make it a significant factor in Bulgarian social-political life! Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! Petya STAVREVA, United Agrarians Chair >> Back to contents >> Petya Stavreva Addressing the Protesting Farmers: Agriculture Needs a Long-Term Strategy, and Not Ad Hoc Decisions ”The Agrarian Union supports the agricultural producers of Bulgaria. Bulgarian agriculture needs a long-term strategy and not short-term ad hoc decisions leading nowhere, addressed the wheat breeders protest meeting in front of the “St. Alexander Nevski” cathedral United Agrarians Chair Petya Stavreva. She said this was a protest against a policy of promises and deceived hope. A protest insisting on a pro-active policy.  ”I believe that Bulgarian agriculture and agricultural producers need real support and European incomes. You are the people who produce the bread; you are the people who cultivate the fertile Bulgarian land. We know that no one is above the bread. The Bulgarian agrarians must be heard and receive the support they deserve, Petya Stavreva addressed the protesters. She stressed that agriculture must be a priority.  Recall that United Agrarians declared their support to the agricultural producers by a special declaration. It said, that the agriculture budget cuts in 2012 will bring about a reduction in agriculture produce growth and additional poverty mostly to the middle and small agricultural producers and agricultural land owners. United Agrarians back the just demands of the industrial organizations for the government to fulfill the financial commitments made. UA Press-Centre >> Back to contents >>
The Governance has Cut Agriculture Budget, We Support the Farmers’ Protest Petya Stavreva, United Agrarians Chair From the draft of the 2012 government budget one cannot determine the priorities for the development of the national industries. What is clear is that the reforms are not a priority, To the contrary, there is denial of reforms. Support for the agriculture and the administrative reform are not priorities. The overblown administration lies heavy on the pocket of all Bulgarian citizens. (The full text is available in Bulgarian) 09.11.2011 ã.  United Agrarians Party: Agriculture Must Become a Priority Industry for Bulgaria Agriculture has to become a true priority of Bulgaian economics . This consesus position was reached by the participants in the discussion on the development and modernisation of the agricultural industry, organised by United Agarians and the "Konrad Adenauer" Foundation. The event took place on 16 September in Grand Hotel "Sofia" in the capital. Attended agricultural producers, representatives of industrial organisations, lecturers in agricultural institutes and industry experts. There are plenty of unsolved problems in agriculture today - delayed pyout of subsidies, excessive bureaucracy, administration failures and sanctions for past periods on thousands of Bulgarian farmers, said United Agrarians Chair Petya Stavreva. The small and medium agro-producers live with severe financial circumstances. The industries, which suffer the most severe crisis, have very few euro-subsidy candidates. Like milk-production and vegetable growing. We are lagging behind in the utilisation of the funds under the Village Regions Development Program – almost 5 years after our accession to the EU the actual payouts to projects have not reached 30 % of its budget to 2013. The temporary and partial financial solutions applied do not contribute to long term planning in the industry. The agrarian industry cannot be developed or modernised without a well oriented industry policy, said Georgi Karkamov, UA Deputy Chair. "Agriculture must become a priority for Bulgaria, since there is no substitute for food. It is a part of the national security”, said right-wing presidential candidate Rumen Hristov, who was a guest at the event. All regions in the country have their specific circumstances and a strategy has to be region-sensitive, added Montana wheat grower Valia Koleva. Spmetimes wheat growers are forced to communicate Brussels directly, when their problems are not solved locally, said Svilen Radev, a wheat grower from Avren. Borislav Sendov from the Bulgarian Association Bio-Products stressed that, lacking adequate national support for bio-agriculture, the utilisation of the european funds for agro-ecology is barely about 2% of the alotted budget. UA Presscenter >> Back to contents >> 15 September is a Symbol of the Strive for Education and Spirituality! The School Year is Underway for 600,000 Bulgarian Students. Introducing the First Generation Electronic Textbooks "It is 15 Septemebr again - the first schoolday, a symbol of the eternal strive for education and spirituality. On this day the school bell tolls for knowledge and enlightment! From our school - „St. St. Cyril and Methodius”, have graduated thousands of pupils, who are the pride of our teachers, of our city – Plovdiv, and of Bulgaria.” With these words UA Chair Petya Stavreva addressed the pupils and teachers of the Plovdiv "St. St. Cyril and Methodius" Gymnasium at the opening of the new school year. Ms. Stavreva, an alumnus of the school, was an official guest of the festivities. Attended also the General Consul of Greece in Plovdiv, public figures, alumni, and former gymnasium teachers. The Plovdiv Humanitaran Gymnasium is the oldest school in the city under the hills. In its 160-year-old Hall of Fame one can see the names of numerous spiritual leaders of the nation, who got here their education and upbringing, like Vasil The Apostle Levski, the patriarch of Bulgarian literature Ivan Vazov, word masters Peyo Yavorov, Pencho Slaveikov, Dimcho Debelianov, Tsanko Tserkovski, Lyudmil Stoyanov, Georgi Bakalov, Dimitar Strasimirov, and many others. Bulgarian schools greet about 600,000 pupils of which about 63 first graders. This will be the first year of the electronic textbooks. The teachers will be able to use the first generation of electronic textbooks, and the students will receive each two sets of free textbooks, which will make their school bags lighter. Entitled to free textbooks are all first to seventh grade students in the state, community and private schools. PAS XXI c. Weekly >> Back to contents >>  Petya Stavreva: It is Time for the Reasonable Vote for Bulgaria’s President! ”On October 23 the citizens of Bulgaria will be offered the choice between the status quo and the change in the presidency institution, between the democratic alternatove and the degradation of values and political moral. I know Mr. Rumen Hristov as a principled and consistent politician, who over the years has kept his loyalty to the democratic cause. He can turn the presidency into a real factor of our political life. I urge all agrarians, all democrats to come out on 23 October and make the reasonable choice by voting for the presidential candidate of the united right and if United Agrarians!” This was the statement of the United Agrarians Chair Petya Stavreva on 3 September at the presentation of the Union of the Right Forces coalition, registered for the presidential elections. The policy I will lead, if I become Head of State, will be pro-Bulgarian. I will be a right president, said right presidential candidate Rumen Hristov in his speech. If I am elected, I want to work to improve the economic environment and facilitate the small and medium businesses, declared he and promised to be the president for all Bulgarian citizens. Hristov added that “the people, who demanded the democratic changes in Bulgaria, today live the worst lives. We owe them, they deserve a retribution and we will provide it to them", said the president-candidate. We believe we start the change of Bulgaria today. The need for this change is urgent, and the extensive right coalition we made is the way to achieve that, pointed out SDS leader Martin Dimitrov. He stressed that “there is only one true right presidential candidate – Rumen Hristov, and I am sure that he will win". ”The presidential elections are a tangible opportunity to restore the true right space in Bulgarian politics”, says a special declaration of the parties, supporting the right head of state candidate Rumen Hristov. The coalition parties express further their strong will to work towards the win of the right and for the restoration of the confidence of the Bulgarian citizens in the Bulgarian institutions. United Agrarians Press-Centre >> Back to contents >> United Agrarians in a Right Alliance for the Presidency Race The United Agrarians Political Party will take part in the presidential elections within a coalition of six parties – SDS, Democratic Party, "Gergyovden" Movement, SSD, BDS "Radicals", and Bulgarian Democratic Forum. The leaders of SDS Martin Dimitrov and of United Agrarians Petya Stavreva deposited yesterday in the Central Election Commission (CEC) the registration documents for the blue presidential candidate Rumen Hristov. Martin Dimitrov explained that the presidential candidate Hristov has been singled out by an extended right space – the Union of Right Forces. The candidacy of Rumen Hristov for President is backed by six more parties with no registration, but signatories under an electoral aliance, the blue leader said. "This is an unprecedented association of the rights, but unfortunately without DSB", he commented. "Rumen Hristov is the presidential candidate of United Agrarians. Bulgaria needs a right president to unify the nation and to transform the Presidency as institution into a tangible political factor", added Petya Stavreva. "I believe that on 23 October the people will single him out as a favourite for the presidency race. Because Bulgaria needs a democratic president", she said. The candidate Rumen Hristov, who also visited CEC, will register next week. The blue chief of electoral staff Boris Markov said that the positiontaken by DSB was, that they would not register, but will support the candidature of Rumen Hristov. PAS ÕÕI c. >> Back to contents >> Joint Press-Conference of the UA Party and Wheat Growers 30 August 2011, Sofia-Press Agency Wheat Growers Claim Damages Before Brussels for Illegally Cut Subsidies By "Agriculture" State Fund Wheat Growers Claim Damages Before Brussels for Illegally Cut Subsidies By the "Agriculture" State Fund. This was shared today at a joint press-conference of the UA national leadership with wheat growers from the country on the problems of Bulgarian agriculture. (You can view a detailed video coverage of the event under the "Video" section of the "Gallery" menu.) . There are dozens of cases where the Payment Agency has denied payments despite court decisions to the contrary on farmers-intiated lawsuits versus the "Agriculture" State Fund. "The sequence of castles at the tops of the Payment Agency has not changed its ways of operation and the farmers are left empty-handed again”, said UA Chairperson and MEP (2007-2009) Petya Stavreva. Instead of utilising billions of Euros and easing the way of these funds to the producers, it turns out that the farmers are being fined for past periods and top government officers explain how they lie and swindle, pointed out Stavreva. She did not deny that thee might be some cases of misdemeanor, but ine cannot conclude that all farmers have to be put under a common denominator. It is inadmissible for the people, who earn their living by cultivating the Bulgarian land, to pay for the mistakes of the administration, is the position of United Agrarians. "Institutions' failure to act and the non-execution of a court order provoke farmers to file claims before the European Commission for illegal slashing of the European funds”, Petya Stavreva said. Thousands were spent for a large-scale awareness campaign with the slogan "You are entitled to this money”. Howver that turned out to be mere wishful thinking and the money have to overcome serious hurdles to reach the Bulgarian agrarian producers, including extraordinary bureaucracy and incompetent administration, she added. The payments Agency refuses to execute a decision of the Supreme Administrative Court, said Svilen Radev, a wheat-grower from the Varna region. He is one of the hundreds of agricultural producers, who is at a disadvantage having been denied areas eligible for support. Radev initiated a lawsuit against the Payment Agency and won. Nevertheless the fund has refused to pay, stating the same motives, which the court has already overruled. "The subsidies are like the proverbial sword of Damocles". said Montana wheat-grower Vanya Koleva, UA national leadership member. "The distribution of subsidies puts small and medium producers, including animal breeders, at a disadvantage", pointed out UA Deputy Chair Georgi Karkamov. Petya Stavreva urged the industrial organisations to pro-active behaviour regarding the national and European institutions, in order to defend the national priorities of supporting agricultural producers. UA Political Party Press-Centre >> Back to contents >> Press Release UA Political Party will deliver a joint press-conference with wheat- and animal breeders about unresolved issues in the agrarian industry . The briefing will take place on Ç0 August 2011 – Tuesday, at 12:00 hours in the Sofia-Press Agency press-club.
Participants comprise UA Chairperson Petya Stavreva, Georgi Karkamov, UA Deputy Chair, Svilen Radev – wheat grower from Varna region and Yordan Kaymakanov – animal breeder from Plovdiv region, and other agrarian producers. UA Political Party Press-Centre >> Back to contents >> Brussels Grants Us BGN 20 Mio for the Roses The Funds Have Been Procured on the Initiative of the National Union of Producers of Roses, Essential and Medical Species Tatiana Atanasova ”In 2012 the rose producers in Bulgaria will receive from the EU subsidies for rose growing, amounting ot BGN 20 Mio” , shared with PAS XXI Ms Zara Klisurova, Chair of the National Union of the Producers of Essential and Medical Species. The funds have been procured on the inititive of the industrial organisation. Options for easier crediting and government relief for rose-producers are being considered. The so called rose de minimis issue will be discussed shortly at a meeting between Deputy Minister Tsvetan Dimitrov and representatives of the industry. … Till the end of this year BGN 70 Mio will be granted for ecovery of the diesel fuel excise. During the conversations the industrial organization have found understanding from the Ministry in relation with the updating of the Rose-Producers Protection Act. >> Back to contents >> United Agrarians Offer Condolescences at Sofia Norway Embassy UA Honorary Chair Anastasia Dimitrova-Mozer and Deputy Chair Georgi Karkamov paid a visit to the Norway Embassy in Bulgaria on 26 July, 2012. They signed the book of condolescences in memory of the victims of the tragic bombing and gun attacks in the Oslo government district and on the Utoeya island last Friday "On behlaf of United Agrarians I offer most sincere condolescences for that tragic loss of life in the two attacks in Oslo and Utoeya island. Norway has always been synonymous with peace and calm and I am sure Norway will continue to defend these values. Democracy is fragile and the duty of everyone of us is to protect and defend it”, Anastasia Mozer wrote. >> Back to contents >> |
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