155:, SPS). Milićević received the lead position on the coalition's list in the Požarevac division and was elected when the list won three out of six available mandates. (From 1992 to 2000, Serbia's electoral law stipulated that one-third of parliamentary mandates would be assigned to candidates from successful lists in numerical order, while the remaining two-thirds would be distributed amongst other candidates on the lists at the discretion of the sponsoring parties. Milićević automatically received a mandate.) The SPS alliance won the election, although it fell short of a majority.
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Milićević faced several instances of labour unrest during her tenure as health minister. In May 1996, she attempted to avert a threatened strike by announcing a thirty per cent wage increase for health workers. She later charged that Serbia's drug producers were damaging the sector by refusing to
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for alleging that Serb forces were forcing ethnic
Albanians to provide blood for injured Serbs. She was quoted as saying, "NATO is not only a monstrous killing machine but also a lying machine." Later in the same month, she accused NATO of causing a "humanitarian catastrophe" through its bombing
190:, the company's chairman and chief executive officer, described the move as "theft of a grand order." Milićević defended it as a "logical" act, saying that the company had paid only fifty million dollars of a $ 270 million contract signed in 1990. (The company disputed this charge).
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who were in the hospital. NATO later stated that the missile was aimed at a nearby military target but went off course. In the immediate aftermath of the bombing, Milićević was quoted as saying, "They make so many mistakes, I couldn't believe that it is not by purpose."
253:'s federal Yugoslavian administration. Bulatović's government described the appointment as evidence of its commitment to promote cooperation with religious authorities. During her tenure in office, Milićević was received in an official capacity by
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was reducing shortages of medical supplies, saying, "the health institutions in Serbia at present have heating fuel enough for a month or two, and some have sufficient quantities to last them through the winter." When the
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activities, causing "killings and serious injuries of civilians, severe destructions of natural environment and deteriorated nutrition of the population."
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After the fall of the Milošević regime, Milićević was charged with abuse of office. It was reported in 2014 that no verdict had been issued due to
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Milićević's term as health minister ended on 13 July 2000, and she was appointed to the newly created position of minister of religious affairs in
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extend credits for longer than 180 days. She urged longer-term loans, saying that Serbia could turn to international firms if this did not occur.
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to announce the creation of the first international teaching centre for (in the terminology that was prevalent at the time) "genital and
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surgery." Milićević indicated that the
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