Minister: Main problem mixed priorities

Serbia's Labor Minister Rasim Ljajić thinks the country's main problem are mixed priorities.

Izvor: Tanjug

Saturday, 22.01.2011.

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Serbia's Labor Minister Rasim Ljajic thinks the country's main problem are mixed priorities. “Instead of improving the standard of living, everyone is talking about changing the voting system, reshuffling the government and reducing the size of the parliament,” he said. Minister: Main problem mixed priorities “None of those issues should be ignored, but they will not solve the problems plaguing the country at the moment,” the minister pointed out. "In an economic crisis, there is no more important issue than tackling the problems the people face. There can be no political or any other kind of stability if there are so many poor, those who live on the edge of poverty and those who are unemployed," Ljajic told Tanjug.

Minister: Main problem mixed priorities

“None of those issues should be ignored, but they will not solve the problems plaguing the country at the moment,” the minister pointed out.

"In an economic crisis, there is no more important issue than tackling the problems the people face. There can be no political or any other kind of stability if there are so many poor, those who live on the edge of poverty and those who are unemployed," Ljajić told Tanjug.

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