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[00:00:19] Good afternoon, dear viewers, you are watching N1 News, these are today's
[00:00:22] events.
[00:00:26] Nine miners spent their sixth night in Raspotočje Pit today. A decision on
[00:00:30] possible radicalization
[00:00:31] of protests,
[00:00:34] Ukrainian drone attacks in Russia killed 13 people,
[00:00:37] the deadliest attack in the last two years.
[00:00:39] Ticket sales for
[00:00:42] the 32nd Sarajevo Film Festival have begun, with crowds
[00:00:46] recorded in front of the main festival box
[00:00:48] office.
[00:00:53] Nine miners from the Zenica brown coal mine spent their sixth night in Raspotočje Pit,
[00:00:57] refusing to leave until they receive written guarantees of the exact date
[00:01:00] of payment of the salaries they are owed. If no response from the authorities arrives
[00:01:04] by 3 p.m., the miners will be joined in the pit by members
[00:01:07] of the union board, reports Tatjana Drlić. For
[00:01:11] a week now, more precisely six nights, miners from the Zenica
[00:01:14] Brown Coal Mine have been in the Raspotočje pit
[00:01:18] in protest against unpaid salaries. If no
[00:01:21] response arrives from representatives of the Government of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina by today
[00:01:25] at 3 p.m. This protest will be
[00:01:29] Terzemehić Samarantintore, at radicalized, i.e., the miners will be joined in the pit by their colleagues from
[00:01:33] the Zenica Brown Coal Mine union. As a reminder, the president of the Union, Nedžad
[00:01:37] Duraković, is already there. We are staying, we said
[00:01:41] the first move, we are going down, we have a blockade, so what will happen, I mean,
[00:01:44] we will see, it depends, it mostly depends on the minister, whether
[00:01:48] he will respond, and then on these people, whether they will persist, what will happen, they are
[00:01:52] rigorous for now, they say only they can carry us out, we
[00:01:55] will not leave, how much will the state allow that, I think.
[00:01:59] As a reminder, the miners
[00:02:02] are owed May and June salaries,
[00:02:05] and July's is also due. Despite promises and guarantees from
[00:02:08] the authorities that they would be paid last month, it
[00:02:12] didn't happen. For a year now, every month
[00:02:16] there's a promise, every month later you can check, so the salary was
[00:02:19] never on the 25th as regulated, it was always
[00:02:23] the 26th, 27th, then the 5th, then the 10th, then a month
[00:02:26] later, the miners always had that patience.
[00:02:30] and they waited, "it'll be fine, we're not producing, maybe people will give
[00:02:34] it to the comrades who maintain that energy system,
[00:02:37] but they have to think about us." This is now
[00:02:39] the drop that spilled the overflowing cup
[00:02:43] because we were at a meeting with the ministry
[00:02:46] in the federal government up there
[00:02:50] where we were firmly promised that the May salary would be paid
[00:02:53] by mid-July, and the June salary by the end of July.
[00:02:57] However, it's already August 10th, and there's still no
[00:03:01] exact date for those salaries. So the only demand of these miners
[00:03:04] that could make them consider leaving the pit is for the minister
[00:03:08] to announce the exact payment
[00:03:11] dates for May, June, and July salaries. Health card
[00:03:14] validation has been temporarily extended until September
[00:03:18] 6th, which is another problem because they don't know what will happen after
[00:03:21] that. As a reminder, the Health Insurance Institute of the Doboj-Podrinje
[00:03:25] Canton is demanding over 175 million
[00:03:28] convertible marks from the three mines in the Elektroprivreda Bosnia and
[00:03:32] Herzegovina concern. The miners' problems are not new; they have been ongoing
[00:03:36] for a long time. But as they say, besides
[00:03:40] their material existence, which is crucial,
[00:03:43] their dignity is also crucial, which is constantly
[00:03:47] violated by the responsible representatives of the Government of the Federation of Bosnia
[00:03:50] and Herzegovina. Tatjana Drljić, N1
[00:03:54] Zenica.
[00:03:56] A shooting occurred this morning in the Brčko neighborhood of Ilička in which one person
[00:04:00] sustained serious injuries. The incident happened this morning around 6 a.m.
[00:04:03] on Mihajlo Pupin Street. According to unofficial information, a man with the initials M.J. was injured.
[00:04:09] has someone who works in According to RTV Hit Brčko, the attack occurred in the immediate
[00:04:12] vicinity of the injured person's family home. Two men who
[00:04:16] allegedly arrived on motorcycles intercepted M.J. and fired about five
[00:04:20] shots in his direction. The injured man was transported
[00:04:23] with serious injuries to Brčko Hospital where he was hospitalized
[00:04:26] in the surgery department and received medical attention. For now,
[00:04:30] the motives of the attack and the identity of the people who
[00:04:34] shot are not known. The Brčko District police are intensively working to clarify all
[00:04:38] circumstances of this
[00:04:38] event.
[00:04:46] In a Ukrainian drone attack on the Russian city of Nizhnekamsk and its
[00:04:50] oil refinery in Tatarstan, 13 people
[00:04:53] were killed, including a child, while 39 were injured.
[00:04:56] Fierce fighting continues along other front lines. In Ukrainian
[00:05:00] shelling of Belgorod, five people were killed, while two died in a Russian attack on
[00:05:04] Kharkiv. Moscow claims to have captured two villages in
[00:05:07] the Donetsk region, while Kyiv states that in the past 24 hours,
[00:05:11] it has eliminated more than 1,400 Russian soldiers. Ukrainian
[00:05:15] President Volodymyr Zelensky warned that North Korea could send up to
[00:05:18] 50,000 troops to Russia and called on South
[00:05:21] Korea to help Ukraine's air
[00:05:24] defense.
[00:05:27] Negotiations between Iran and Oman on defining new shipping routes in
[00:05:30] the Strait of Hormuz are in their final phase, authorities in
[00:05:33] Tehran confirmed. However, the crucial sea passage will remain closed to international
[00:05:37] traffic until the United States meets Iran's conditions, including
[00:05:41] an end to the naval blockade, the lifting of sanctions,
[00:05:44] and compensation for war damages. US President Donald
[00:05:47] Trump stated that Washington is only partially negotiating with
[00:05:50] Tehran and is counting on continued economic pressure on Iran. On the other
[00:05:54] hand, Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi emphasized
[00:05:58] that there are no direct talks with the US and that messages
[00:06:02] are exchanged exclusively through intermediaries. Due to the uncertainty
[00:06:05] surrounding the opening of Hormuz, there has been a renewed rise in energy prices on
[00:06:09] the global market. Additional tensions were also caused by the attack by Houthi rebels
[00:06:12] on a large oil refinery in Saudi
[00:06:15] Arabia.
[00:06:22] Given the events of the past two or three years, the countries of the region
[00:06:25] have realized that security is not a commodity that can be bought from dishonest
[00:06:29] security intermediaries. Security in the region is undoubtedly
[00:06:33] indivisible. Any plan that is based on the geopolitical and
[00:06:36] historical realities of the region, that is comprehensive and
[00:06:39] inclusive, and that correctly identifies the enemy
[00:06:42] and the threat, has the potential to help strengthen security and
[00:06:46] prevent instability and abuses from the Zionist
[00:06:49] enemy and its allies in our
[00:06:51] region.
[00:06:54] Despite the valid example, the Israeli army carried out new attacks in southern
[00:06:58] Lebanon, targeting several settlements without reports of casualties.
[00:07:01] The attack came several days after the seventh round of negotiations between Lebanon and Israel
[00:07:05] in Rome, held with the mediation of the United
[00:07:09] States. Lebanese President Joseph Aoun stated that "positive
[00:07:12] progress has been made regarding border issues and prisoner
[00:07:16] exchange." The framework agreement foresees the gradual withdrawal of the Israeli
[00:07:19] army, the deployment of Lebanese forces, and the disarmament of Hezbollah.
[00:07:23] According to Lebanese officials, since March 2nd,
[00:07:26] the Israeli offensive has killed
[00:07:29] 4,335 people, more than 12,000 have been injured,
[00:07:33] and over a million residents
[00:07:34] have been displaced.
[00:07:37] Western Europe experienced the warmest June and July in recorded
[00:07:41] history, with an average temperature of 21.6 degrees
[00:07:45] Celsius, announced the European Copernicus service. This is almost three
[00:07:48] degrees above average. Due to extreme heat and drought, more
[00:07:51] than 25,000 people died, while fires in Spain, France, and
[00:07:55] Italy destroyed over 500,000 hectares of land. Historically
[00:07:59] low water levels in the Seine, Rhine, and Danube rivers threatened the energy
[00:08:02] system, leading Hungary and Romania to temporarily
[00:08:06] suspend the operation of nuclear reactors. Great Britain
[00:08:09] is currently experiencing its fifth heatwave this summer, with an orange
[00:08:13] warning and temperatures up to 36 degrees, and
[00:08:16] a ban on using watering hoses due to drought has affected over
[00:08:20] 20 million
[00:08:21] people.
[00:08:29] In front of the National Theater Sarajevo, a red carpet was laid,
[00:08:33] marking the start of the final preparations for the 32nd Sarajevo Film
[00:08:36] Festival. Also, ticket sales began this morning at the main box
[00:08:40] office, where crowds were also recorded. The first 10 buyers
[00:08:43] were rewarded with 10 free tickets each for films in
[00:08:46] various programs. We remind you that the Sarajevo Film Festival
[00:08:50] begins on Friday, August 14th, and will last until August
[00:08:53] 21st. Large crowds were recorded this morning
[00:08:57] in front of the Sarajevo BKC, that is, the Office
[00:09:00] Box, where physical sales of tickets for the 32nd
[00:09:03] Sarajevo Film Festival began, which will be
[00:09:07] held from August 14th to 21st.
[00:09:11] Numerous citizens of Sarajevo, as well as all of Bosnia and Herzegovina,
[00:09:14] and tourists, especially from the countries of the region, woke up early
[00:09:18] and came here to grab tickets for
[00:09:21] this year's screenings. Many of them even came,
[00:09:24] as they say, at 4 AM to
[00:09:28] get a place on time and buy the desired
[00:09:32] tickets. I came from the early morning hours, I was already here at
[00:09:35] 4 AM, we prepared a few films, Mother
[00:09:39] Teresa, Fatherland, Palestine, No Man's Land. And so
[00:09:42] on, I'm interested in socializing with the crowd that comes here every
[00:09:46] year, for years, years we've been
[00:09:49] gathering. Someone comes at 4 like they
[00:09:53] did this morning, someone comes at 5:15 like I did
[00:09:56] this morning, someone comes at 7:15 and is
[00:10:00] 10th, someone comes at 7 and is
[00:10:03] 11th. Every year I'm here, there's
[00:10:07] that Sarajevo spirit, nice movies, good
[00:10:11] fun, simply beautiful. Great
[00:10:14] interest also exists for online ticket purchasing, which
[00:10:18] began at the beginning of last week, when on the first day
[00:10:21] minor difficulties with purchasing were recorded,
[00:10:25] but fortunately they were resolved. There is a very
[00:10:28] strong interest in this year's program.
[00:10:32] We resolved the difficulties, that was probably,
[00:10:35] you are talking about the first day of presale
[00:10:39] of tickets, when a large number of users who
[00:10:43] want to buy immediately, probably for a specific
[00:10:46] screening, online sales are still
[00:10:49] ongoing, of course, and will last until the end of the festival, as well as
[00:10:53] physical ticket sales here, for online ticket sales
[00:10:57] certain discounts are available, interest is
[00:11:00] huge, last year we had record ticket
[00:11:03] sales, and this year, based on the first day of
[00:11:06] online presale that you mentioned,
[00:11:10] sales are 20% higher
[00:11:13] compared to the previous year. Without a doubt, Sarajevo will be the center
[00:11:17] of the region this summer, from August 14th to 21st,
[00:11:20] and the European film capital, where we
[00:11:23] expect numerous stars. Stars of world
[00:11:26] film screenings with a special focus on films
[00:11:30] from Southeast Europe, but also on films from all
[00:11:33] over the world. Fedja Kulina,
[00:11:35] N1.
[00:11:38] Sarajevo will be the gathering place for some of the most
[00:11:41] talented young male and female tennis players in Europe and the world in the coming days. Tomorrow
[00:11:44] marks the start of the celebratory 30th International Open Tournament
[00:11:48] RTC Barcelona 1899. Sarajevo
[00:11:50] 2026 Memorial
[00:11:54] which competitors from as many as 25 countries will participate. This is
[00:11:58] a Category 1 Tennis Europe tournament for juniors
[00:12:02] under 16 years old, which for three decades has been one of the most significant
[00:12:05] tennis events of its kind in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The competition
[00:12:09] will last until Saturday, August 15th, when this year's winners
[00:12:13] will be known.
[00:12:15] I will mention a man who, unfortunately, is no longer with us for several
[00:12:19] years, that is the honorary president, Mr. Juan
[00:12:22] Maria Tinturé, who was the first person who came from Barcelona to
[00:12:26] Sarajevo, with whom we, with whom we established contact and
[00:12:30] who in a way started everything. We went from the fourth
[00:12:33] category of Tennis Europe to this first, most prestigious one. There is
[00:12:37] only one stronger one, which is the Super category, but it is very rare, and
[00:12:41] the Master, which Tea regularly won. Tea said
[00:12:45] how well organized this tournament is and how important it is.
[00:12:49] I will say that our motto was primarily
[00:12:52] Tea, or rather, all those who came here to Bosnia and
[00:12:56] Herzegovina as young tennis players,
[00:12:59] trained a lot, gave their best and achieved a great
[00:13:01] result. I am very happy
[00:13:05] as a tennis player from Bosnia and Herzegovina to
[00:13:08] see such a big tournament in our capital
[00:13:11] city. So I thank all of you for
[00:13:15] enabling us this tournament and for
[00:13:19] following me and my results. I, as
[00:13:22] perhaps the greatest junior in BiH
[00:13:25] history, am in support of this tournament, I'm really glad.
[00:13:29] And I'm looking at our younger generations
[00:13:30] now,
[00:13:33] I think this is the most important tennis tournament perhaps in Bosnia and
[00:13:36] Herzegovina.
[00:13:39] I'm sorry that every year I talk about the same thing, and that's the financial
[00:13:43] support. The Ministry of Culture and Sports is supportive, but not as much
[00:13:47] as everyone should be. So this is a unique opportunity,
[00:13:50] we've reached the 31st tournament, for all levels of government
[00:13:54] of this tournament, because this is a tournament where players,
[00:13:57] male and female, from all of Bosnia and Herzegovina play, a tournament where
[00:14:01] 25 countries come to our
[00:14:03] city.
[00:14:05] Today, our country has sunny weather. More details on the weather
[00:14:08] forecast.
[00:14:10] Warm greetings, dear viewers. Temperatures are high throughout Bosnia and
[00:14:14] Herzegovina, as you can see, which is why a warning is in effect
[00:14:17] through the Meteoalarm system of the Federal Hydrometeorological
[00:14:21] Institute. And warm air will continue to linger over our
[00:14:25] area for the rest of Monday. It will remain mostly
[00:14:28] sunny throughout Bosnia and Herzegovina, dry, with mostly light
[00:14:32] winds, mainly easterly and northeasterly,
[00:14:35] with westerly and southwesterly winds dominating in Herzegovina and
[00:14:39] the southwestern part of Bosnia. All of this naturally affects
[00:14:42] temperatures. We expect maximum temperatures
[00:14:45] in the Herzegovina region today
[00:14:48] to reach 40°C, in Bosnia, mostly from 30 to
[00:14:52] a maximum of 36, 37. And... The heat
[00:14:55] wave will continue in the coming days until the end of the week. It will remain
[00:14:58] hot, dry, and still with rare
[00:15:02] showers, possibly during Wednesday in parts of
[00:15:05] Herzegovina. A more significant cool down with
[00:15:08] precipitation is only possible in the upcoming
[00:15:11] week.
[00:15:14] And that's all for this news overview, dear viewers, thank you for your attention, have a pleasant
[00:15:17] day.
[00:15:39] Bosnia and Herzegovina
[00:15:43] and its beauties from another perspective.
[00:15:57] Sky and
[00:15:57] Earth.
[00:16:02] Located in the far northwest of Bosnia and
[00:16:05] Herzegovina on the banks
[00:16:07] of the Una, there is a city that with its charm leaves
[00:16:11] no one indifferent. Today we fly above
[00:16:14] Bihać.
[00:16:21] The capital of the Una-Sana Canton, one of
[00:16:24] the territorially larger, more populous cities in this
[00:16:27] part of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Bihać, which has about
[00:16:31] 56,000 inhabitants. It is a place
[00:16:34] where the culture of East and West meet,
[00:16:37] traditional and modern, which was first mentioned in
[00:16:41] 1260.
[00:16:43] godine.
[00:16:50] The area of Bihać was inhabited since
[00:16:53] ancient times, as evidenced by numerous old towns and
[00:16:57] towers. The Bihać fortress was one of
[00:17:00] the largest and most important fortifications of the Bosnian Eyalet
[00:17:04] and the best preserved in the Krajina region during Ottoman
[00:17:08] rule.
[00:17:13] One of the oldest buildings in this city is certainly
[00:17:17] the Captain's Tower, to which numerous legends are
[00:17:20] attached.
[00:17:24] One of the most famous, which is partly supported by historical
[00:17:28] facts, is that this tower
[00:17:31] saved the life of the Hungarian-Croatian King
[00:17:34] Bela IV from Tatar horsemen.
[00:17:40] The king later, as a sign of gratitude, declared the city
[00:17:43] of Bihać free. The old
[00:17:46] city center also includes the church of
[00:17:48] St. Anthony of Padua, which was once one of
[00:17:52] the largest Catholic places of worship in Bosnia
[00:17:55] and Herzegovina.
[00:17:58] During World War II, a large part of the city
[00:18:01] was destroyed. Among the destroyed buildings was also
[00:18:05] the church of St. Anthony, of which only the tower and
[00:18:09] part of the walls
[00:18:10] remained.
[00:18:13] Today, the walls and the tall tower of the church are just
[00:18:17] proof that an imposing building once stood in the center of Bihać.
[00:18:21] građevina.
[00:18:28] In this part of the city, there is a unique mosque,
[00:18:32] Fethija. After the Ottoman Empire
[00:18:35] conquered Bihać, the church was converted into a mosque.
[00:18:39] The pointed windows and high roof resemble
[00:18:43] the former church, and today the Fethija
[00:18:46] mosque, one of the oldest buildings
[00:18:49] built in this style in Bosnia and
[00:18:52] Herzegovina.
[00:18:58] At the end of the city, there is the Garavice Memorial Park,
[00:19:01] a monument erected for 12,000
[00:19:05] Jews and Serbs, killed by fascist
[00:19:09] forces during World War II. The monument
[00:19:12] consists of 15 stone pillars, which are
[00:19:16] about 4.5 meters high and placed on the ridge of Garavice
[00:19:20] hill.
[00:19:26] About 3 km upstream from Bihać is located
[00:19:30] the Old Town Sokolac. This
[00:19:32] medieval town is first mentioned in records in
[00:19:36] 1300 80.
[00:19:38] godine.
[00:19:44] Sokolac played a major role in the defense of the city.
[00:19:48] However, it failed to defend itself from the Ottomans,
[00:19:51] who conquered it in 1592.
[00:19:55] Thus, the old town of Sokolac became a blend
[00:19:58] of two cultures, medieval and
[00:20:01] Ottoman. It consists of two towers.
[00:20:05] The main tower is as high as 16 m.
[00:20:22] It is unimaginable to talk about Bihać without mentioning
[00:20:26] its main natural beauty. The Una
[00:20:29] River holds first place in importance and beauty
[00:20:32] for this city. Although it originates in Croatia, the most beautiful
[00:20:36] part of its course is in Bosnia and
[00:20:39] Herzegovina.
[00:20:46] Everyone knows the legend of the river's name.
[00:20:50] It says that in Roman times, a legionary,
[00:20:53] seeing for the first time the brilliance of this
[00:20:57] river's water, exclaimed, "Una
[00:21:00] solo una!" which means "one and
[00:21:02] only one," suggesting he had never seen anything so beautiful
[00:21:06] in his life as this
[00:21:08] river.
[00:21:14] The Una River is the greatest natural value for which the
[00:21:18] national park was named.
[00:21:21] Near Bihać, in the settlement of Račić, there is a cultural
[00:21:24] and archaeological site, better known as the Japodian
[00:21:28] Islands.
[00:21:32] This is a place where you are surrounded by greenery and
[00:21:36] the queen of all rivers, the Una River.
[00:21:39] Wooden bridges connect several river islands, which,
[00:21:43] when viewed from above, form a unique picture of the heart
[00:21:46] of nature.
[00:21:56] On the way to the most beautiful waterfalls of the Una River,
[00:22:00] one passes through the small village of Kulen
[00:22:02] Vakuf.
[00:22:07] That this place was a crossroads of paths
[00:22:10] is evidenced by the monumental Ostrovica fortress on
[00:22:13] the hill above
[00:22:14] the town.
[00:22:21] Ostrovica originated between the 11th and 12th
[00:22:24] centuries. The inhabitants of Kulen Vakuf, especially
[00:22:28] the younger part of the population, live from tourism and
[00:22:31] try to preserve this place from decay.
[00:22:35] This Bosnian kasaba comes alive during the summer
[00:22:38] season. However, in winter it falls into
[00:22:41] a winter
[00:22:42] sleep.
[00:22:50] A few kilometers from Kulen Vakuf is located
[00:22:54] the untouched natural beauty called Martin
[00:22:57] Brod. In Martin Brod there is the Orthodox
[00:23:00] Rmanj Monastery, which is an important spiritual center
[00:23:04] of the northern tri-border area of Bosnia, Lika, and
[00:23:06] Dalmatia.
[00:23:16] The legend of the exceptionally beautiful girl Marta, who
[00:23:20] fell in love with a young man with curly hair and
[00:23:24] a dark face, who lived on the other bank
[00:23:28] of the Una, is linked to Martin Brod.
[00:23:31] As her parents forbade their relationship, one day
[00:23:35] late in the evening she went across the Una, then across
[00:23:38] the ford to her beloved.
[00:23:42] She slipped on the slippery Una tufa and fell into
[00:23:45] the water and died. The ford, or 'brod' as the
[00:23:48] locals call it, was named Martin Brod in memory of
[00:23:52] the girl Marta, an unforgettable forbidden love to this day.
[00:24:14] We will conclude the story of Bihać at the highest
[00:24:17] waterfall of the Una National Park. Štrbački
[00:24:21] buk, with a height of 24.5
[00:24:23] meters, was formed due to various tectonic shifts
[00:24:27] of tufa deposits.
[00:24:39] Adrenaline lovers often opt for rafting on the blue
[00:24:43] Una, enjoying the waterfalls, cascades,
[00:24:46] and rapids of this river.
[00:25:18] Bosnia and Herzegovina.
[00:25:22] and its beauties from another perspective.
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[00:27:33] Disturbing crisis at Volkswagen, slavery
[00:27:37] in Europe, problems of Roma in Greece.
[00:27:50] Good day. Germany has been in crisis for a long time. The symbol of that
[00:27:54] crisis is the former symbol of success and strength.
[00:27:57] Volkswagen. News coming from this German automotive
[00:28:01] giant are one after another, each worse than the last. The latest
[00:28:05] arrived before the summer holidays. There is talk of eliminating about a hundred
[00:28:09] thousand jobs and even the possible closure of four
[00:28:12] production sites. Among them is one of
[00:28:15] Volkswagen's most modern production facilities, the one
[00:28:18] in the East German city of Zwickau. The closure
[00:28:22] of the factory would jeopardize the entire region. Therefore, the local
[00:28:25] residents and authorities announce a decisive fight against Volkswagen's
[00:28:29] plans.
[00:28:33] They are angry, disappointed, and desperate. Volkswagen employees
[00:28:36] in Zwickau, Saxony, learned from newspapers
[00:28:40] that their factory is on the list of four Volkswagen
[00:28:44] locations that this car manufacturer could
[00:28:47] close. So a world
[00:28:50] collapses,
[00:28:52] you think a lot, you have anger in your stomach because you
[00:28:56] give your best here every day, it's a
[00:28:59] chaos of feelings that is simply indescribable.
[00:30:02] The crisis at Volkswagen is all that is being talked about even in the narrow streets
[00:30:06] of the historic center of Cvikawa. After all, almost every family
[00:30:11] the factory.
[00:30:20] Last year, the teacher started at
[00:30:21] VW, as a mechatronic engineer or
[00:30:25] something. The uncertainty among people is felt
[00:30:29] in the town hall of Cvikaoa. This
[00:30:32] will first and foremost be reflected in consumer behavior, people who are afraid for their jobs
[00:30:36] might not go shopping as much, they don't go to
[00:30:39] restaurants because they are simply trying to save their money, but we also see this in the
[00:30:42] construction sector, when people don't invest in residential properties anymore or
[00:30:46] perhaps even in the commercial sector, despite
[00:30:49] that, they want to fight here, says the deputy
[00:30:51] mayor, for every job, if
[00:30:55] Volkswagen really implements its
[00:30:57] plans.