DS official: Government must not be arrogant

Democratic Party (DS) deputy leader Jelena Trivan has stated that the government must not be arrogant and deny feelings of the citizens. She added that it should always be ready to apologize for its mistakes. DS official: Government must not be arrogant Commenting DS official and Indjija Mayor Goran Jesic that the DS should apologize to its supporters for the mistakes it made, Trivan told daily Politika that it would be arrogant to say that everyone was doing their job well and that nothing could have been better. “It would be arrogant to say that everyone was doing their job well and that nothing could have been better. The government needs to be ready to apologize for any mistake and thus show that it serves the citizens who have elected it,” Trivan underlined. Jesic told Novi Sad-based daily Dnevnik the DS had to convince the voters it was prepared to tackle economic reforms with resolve, but also to apologize for the errors it had made during the current government. "We as a party have indeed made one great mistake. We were dishonest with our voters and did not tell them an unstoppable economic crisis was approaching our country. That is why we have to apologize," he said. Jelena Trivan (Tanjug, file) Politika Tanjug

DS official: Government must not be arrogant

Commenting DS official and Inđija Mayor Goran Ješić that the DS should apologize to its supporters for the mistakes it made, Trivan told daily Politika that it would be arrogant to say that everyone was doing their job well and that nothing could have been better.

“It would be arrogant to say that everyone was doing their job well and that nothing could have been better. The government needs to be ready to apologize for any mistake and thus show that it serves the citizens who have elected it,” Trivan underlined.

Ješić told Novi Sad-based daily Dnevnik the DS had to convince the voters it was prepared to tackle economic reforms with resolve, but also to apologize for the errors it had made during the current government.

"We as a party have indeed made one great mistake. We were dishonest with our voters and did not tell them an unstoppable economic crisis was approaching our country. That is why we have to apologize," he said.