Full implementation of statute in 2010

To the people who marked my previous comment as "negative":
if you are Serbs, then know that a real friend, as we Romanians consider ourselves as being towards you, will always speak openly; and you should be wise enough to accept advice and even criticism from your friends, because it has nothing malicious in it. Serbian people are going through hard times today, and need all the friends it can gather; especially those who are friends in their hearts, where the friendship lies, not only in their minds – a place for politics... Therefore don't be upset on my comment, because there is much more in it than meets the eye: if Romanians and Hungarians were able to re-conciliate (following the example of French and Germans) inasmuch that today there are 4 Magyar Ministers out of 15 in the Romanian Govt., there is nothing to prevent same reconciliation between Serbs and Hungarians, in Voivodina. Rest assured, those few hot-minded Magyars will not be able to do much damage, as they weren’t able to do much in Transilvania, as long as Serb radical politicians are kept under control, as Romanians did with our extremists. But these requires all the energy and wisdom of Serbians, politicians and common people alike, to make the agreements to work in real life and also to join EU on the fast track – because in EU the borders will be nothing more than symbols. And in EU you have friends already, as you had previously when in need - remember June 1913?
Costel Petrea, Timisoara

Good news.
We, in Romania, are looking forward to see that situation of Romanians living in Voivodina will improve. There are churches waiting to be build, schools to be supported - nothing more than Serbs in Romania have already. Also, Romanians in Voivodina are (and will continue to be) loyal citizens of the Serbian state, no matter they call themselves Romanians or Vlachs; not to mentiona that improving their chances to conserve their ethnic identity will make a good gesture from Belgrade's part, given Bucharest position over Kosovo issue... So far, as Romanian media reported from time to time, many promises made by Belgrade to Bucharest remained just on paper, something which is somehow understandable, given the Kosovo debacle. But it would be unfair towards one or more minorities in Serbia to became an 'escape goat' for the things done by other ethnic groups.

they say they want to display croatian flags they could display it in croatia and bosnia not in serbia and serbs are 75% of the province, so whats the point.

Good news.
We, in Romania, are looking forward to see that situation of Romanians living in Voivodina will improve. There are churches waiting to be build, schools to be supported - nothing more than Serbs in Romania have already. Also, Romanians in Voivodina are (and will continue to be) loyal citizens of the Serbian state, no matter they call themselves Romanians or Vlachs; not to mentiona that improving their chances to conserve their ethnic identity will make a good gesture from Belgrade's part, given Bucharest position over Kosovo issue... So far, as Romanian media reported from time to time, many promises made by Belgrade to Bucharest remained just on paper, something which is somehow understandable, given the Kosovo debacle. But it would be unfair towards one or more minorities in Serbia to became an 'escape goat' for the things done by other ethnic groups.

they say they want to display croatian flags they could display it in croatia and bosnia not in serbia and serbs are 75% of the province, so whats the point.

To the people who marked my previous comment as "negative":
if you are Serbs, then know that a real friend, as we Romanians consider ourselves as being towards you, will always speak openly; and you should be wise enough to accept advice and even criticism from your friends, because it has nothing malicious in it. Serbian people are going through hard times today, and need all the friends it can gather; especially those who are friends in their hearts, where the friendship lies, not only in their minds – a place for politics... Therefore don't be upset on my comment, because there is much more in it than meets the eye: if Romanians and Hungarians were able to re-conciliate (following the example of French and Germans) inasmuch that today there are 4 Magyar Ministers out of 15 in the Romanian Govt., there is nothing to prevent same reconciliation between Serbs and Hungarians, in Voivodina. Rest assured, those few hot-minded Magyars will not be able to do much damage, as they weren’t able to do much in Transilvania, as long as Serb radical politicians are kept under control, as Romanians did with our extremists. But these requires all the energy and wisdom of Serbians, politicians and common people alike, to make the agreements to work in real life and also to join EU on the fast track – because in EU the borders will be nothing more than symbols. And in EU you have friends already, as you had previously when in need - remember June 1913?
Costel Petrea, Timisoara