Coalitions led by the Serb Progressives (SNS) and the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS) have harmonized their political goals, it was announced on Friday.
Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) and the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS) were agreed about principles. Now, they need to work out the details. For fifteen days thay will forme a new Serbian government.
Comm. Parrisson indeed, lets see. But obviously SNS feel they are in a week position and have made concessions. God only knows why, they must have believed that if elections were repeated less people would have voted for SNS.
Its ironic really, the one case with some evidence of electoral fraud ie that of G17, is going to be helping this government into power. Oh the hysteria and lies sometimes, and yet we are supposed to develop amnesia for their benefit....
"When asked how the SPS and the United Regions of Serbia (URS) got the most important ministries bearing in mind that the SNS won the majority of votes in the election, Vučić said:
“I have no intention of denying nonsense of journalists. I am in a serious business and the citizens will see once the government has been formed whether those papers and TV stations were right”."
So let's hope the papers and TV stations were not right and Dacic won't become PM but a person from the party that won most votes.
"It's about time for Progressives to try to pull out country out of misery pit that Democrats put Serbia into. "
(Steven.001, 29 June 2012 10:27)
It would be about time, but I expect this new government to push the Serbia even deeper into the pit - back to the past instead of into the future. But only time will tell...
The problem with your comment is Steven that it isn't the progressives that will be pulling the country out of anything. It is SPS and G17 and not many people have faith that they will do anything apart from drag Serbia down.
Oh and trusting two parties (G17 / SPS) that have been sponsored by Miskovic to tackle corruption is like putting a bank robber in charge of the National Bank. Why do you think the parties are tied together even though their economic programmes are completely different? Who is the man behind the Serbian government now?
Frankly I would have had more confidence in SNS running the country on their own than I have with this lot.
It's about time for Progressives to try to pull out country out of misery pit that Democrats put Serbia into. Best of luck, you'll need it... especially since democrats left country without money and in debt. Oh..and one more thing...Block the airport until you resolve all corruption and before all investigations are over...
The problem with your comment is Steven that it isn't the progressives that will be pulling the country out of anything. It is SPS and G17 and not many people have faith that they will do anything apart from drag Serbia down.
Oh and trusting two parties (G17 / SPS) that have been sponsored by Miskovic to tackle corruption is like putting a bank robber in charge of the National Bank. Why do you think the parties are tied together even though their economic programmes are completely different? Who is the man behind the Serbian government now?
Frankly I would have had more confidence in SNS running the country on their own than I have with this lot.
It's about time for Progressives to try to pull out country out of misery pit that Democrats put Serbia into. Best of luck, you'll need it... especially since democrats left country without money and in debt. Oh..and one more thing...Block the airport until you resolve all corruption and before all investigations are over...
"It's about time for Progressives to try to pull out country out of misery pit that Democrats put Serbia into. "
(Steven.001, 29 June 2012 10:27)
It would be about time, but I expect this new government to push the Serbia even deeper into the pit - back to the past instead of into the future. But only time will tell...
"When asked how the SPS and the United Regions of Serbia (URS) got the most important ministries bearing in mind that the SNS won the majority of votes in the election, Vučić said:
“I have no intention of denying nonsense of journalists. I am in a serious business and the citizens will see once the government has been formed whether those papers and TV stations were right”."
So let's hope the papers and TV stations were not right and Dacic won't become PM but a person from the party that won most votes.
Comm. Parrisson indeed, lets see. But obviously SNS feel they are in a week position and have made concessions. God only knows why, they must have believed that if elections were repeated less people would have voted for SNS.
Its ironic really, the one case with some evidence of electoral fraud ie that of G17, is going to be helping this government into power. Oh the hysteria and lies sometimes, and yet we are supposed to develop amnesia for their benefit....
Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) and the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS) were agreed about principles. Now, they need to work out the details. For fifteen days thay will forme a new Serbian government.
It's about time for Progressives to try to pull out country out of misery pit that Democrats put Serbia into. Best of luck, you'll need it... especially since democrats left country without money and in debt. Oh..and one more thing...Block the airport until you resolve all corruption and before all investigations are over...
"It's about time for Progressives to try to pull out country out of misery pit that Democrats put Serbia into. "
(Steven.001, 29 June 2012 10:27)
It would be about time, but I expect this new government to push the Serbia even deeper into the pit - back to the past instead of into the future. But only time will tell...
The problem with your comment is Steven that it isn't the progressives that will be pulling the country out of anything. It is SPS and G17 and not many people have faith that they will do anything apart from drag Serbia down.
Oh and trusting two parties (G17 / SPS) that have been sponsored by Miskovic to tackle corruption is like putting a bank robber in charge of the National Bank. Why do you think the parties are tied together even though their economic programmes are completely different? Who is the man behind the Serbian government now?
Frankly I would have had more confidence in SNS running the country on their own than I have with this lot.
Serbian Progressive Party (SNS) and the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS) were agreed about principles. Now, they need to work out the details. For fifteen days thay will forme a new Serbian government.
"When asked how the SPS and the United Regions of Serbia (URS) got the most important ministries bearing in mind that the SNS won the majority of votes in the election, Vučić said:
“I have no intention of denying nonsense of journalists. I am in a serious business and the citizens will see once the government has been formed whether those papers and TV stations were right”."
So let's hope the papers and TV stations were not right and Dacic won't become PM but a person from the party that won most votes.
Comm. Parrisson indeed, lets see. But obviously SNS feel they are in a week position and have made concessions. God only knows why, they must have believed that if elections were repeated less people would have voted for SNS.
Its ironic really, the one case with some evidence of electoral fraud ie that of G17, is going to be helping this government into power. Oh the hysteria and lies sometimes, and yet we are supposed to develop amnesia for their benefit....
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