When I saw the map,it confused me,(I haven't seen that map for nearly 15 years)I said what is this,and then I remembered that Serbia still keeps the old occupied land map :)
Despite the large and aggressive negative campaigns run by most of the parties against SNS, its advantage over other competitors is still huge, and it shows that although citizens are still not sufficiently high growth standards, they feel that the direction in which Serbia goes, inevitably leads towards improving the standard of living and quality of life.
Asked who should form the next government, 55.4 percent of those taking part in the poll said they saw the SNS-SPS coalition as the best option, while 29 percent said the Progressives should ally themselves with minorities.
I think, too the current coalition with continue, only the PM will change. Recruiting the prime minister from the (far smaller) coalition partner was absurd, anyway.
Asked who should form the next government, 55.4 percent of those taking part in the poll said they saw the SNS-SPS coalition as the best option, while 29 percent said the Progressives should ally themselves with minorities.
I think, too the current coalition with continue, only the PM will change. Recruiting the prime minister from the (far smaller) coalition partner was absurd, anyway.
When I saw the map,it confused me,(I haven't seen that map for nearly 15 years)I said what is this,and then I remembered that Serbia still keeps the old occupied land map :)
Despite the large and aggressive negative campaigns run by most of the parties against SNS, its advantage over other competitors is still huge, and it shows that although citizens are still not sufficiently high growth standards, they feel that the direction in which Serbia goes, inevitably leads towards improving the standard of living and quality of life.
When I saw the map,it confused me,(I haven't seen that map for nearly 15 years)I said what is this,and then I remembered that Serbia still keeps the old occupied land map :)
Asked who should form the next government, 55.4 percent of those taking part in the poll said they saw the SNS-SPS coalition as the best option, while 29 percent said the Progressives should ally themselves with minorities.
I think, too the current coalition with continue, only the PM will change. Recruiting the prime minister from the (far smaller) coalition partner was absurd, anyway.
Despite the large and aggressive negative campaigns run by most of the parties against SNS, its advantage over other competitors is still huge, and it shows that although citizens are still not sufficiently high growth standards, they feel that the direction in which Serbia goes, inevitably leads towards improving the standard of living and quality of life.
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