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Friday, 29.06.2012.

17:50

Serbs in Kosovo expect new govt. will protect them

Serb National Council (SNV) President Milan Ivanović says he expects a new government to fulfill election promises regarding Kosovo.

Izvor: Tanjug

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Ecoman

pre 11 godina

Ivanović pointed out that he expects that agreements reached with Priština during the Brussels dialogue will be reexamined. Yes, especially the one about, no beating up and intimidating people at the administrative crossings. I understand that Albanians are getting some satisfaction with "pay back", since they now hold the batons at the crossings, but their rough and arrogant behavior will not go unnoticed, or unpunished. You reap what you sew. I would think that the Pristina authorities would make an effort to be correct and professional, yet they act the opposite. OK, maybe one day when the old cast of characters leaves the political scene, on both sides of the administrative line?

Ecoman

pre 11 godina

Ivanović pointed out that he expects that agreements reached with Priština during the Brussels dialogue will be reexamined. Yes, especially the one about, no beating up and intimidating people at the administrative crossings. I understand that Albanians are getting some satisfaction with "pay back", since they now hold the batons at the crossings, but their rough and arrogant behavior will not go unnoticed, or unpunished. You reap what you sew. I would think that the Pristina authorities would make an effort to be correct and professional, yet they act the opposite. OK, maybe one day when the old cast of characters leaves the political scene, on both sides of the administrative line?

Ecoman

pre 11 godina

Ivanović pointed out that he expects that agreements reached with Priština during the Brussels dialogue will be reexamined. Yes, especially the one about, no beating up and intimidating people at the administrative crossings. I understand that Albanians are getting some satisfaction with "pay back", since they now hold the batons at the crossings, but their rough and arrogant behavior will not go unnoticed, or unpunished. You reap what you sew. I would think that the Pristina authorities would make an effort to be correct and professional, yet they act the opposite. OK, maybe one day when the old cast of characters leaves the political scene, on both sides of the administrative line?