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[00:00:04] Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky met on Tuesday
[00:00:08] in Kyiv with former American professional boxer Terence
[00:00:11] Crawford, who gave him a puppy named Freya as a sign
[00:00:14] of solidarity with Ukraine. Footage released by the press service
[00:00:18] of the Ukrainian president shows the undefeated former world champion
[00:00:21] handing a puppy of an American pit bull terrier to Zelensky
[00:00:25] during a meeting in the presidential office.
[00:00:29] According to Zelensky's Telegram, Fren Dedatos
[00:00:32] survived the Russian occupation of Bucha, a city near
[00:00:35] Kyiv, which became a symbol of Russian war
[00:00:39] crimes at the beginning of the war. Zelensky stated that the puppy was named after the future
[00:00:43] anti-aircraft defense system Freya as a symbol
[00:00:46] of our protection. As it was said, during the meeting
[00:00:49] the Ukrainian president addressed Crawford and spoke about the victory
[00:00:52] his country
[00:00:54] needs.
[00:00:59] We know who you are. We know about your victories, and we in Ukraine
[00:01:02] need a victory, but one, one big
[00:01:05] victory that is important to us because that is the way to
[00:01:07] survive.
[00:01:12] That's all for sports news, don't forget that all other sports news can be found
[00:01:15] on our portal n1info.Ba, thank you for your attention, goodbye.
[00:02:03] The president of HDZ 1990, delegate
[00:02:06] in the House of Peoples of the Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina Ilija Civitanović, our
[00:02:10] first guest today, from the request for changes to the election law, through
[00:02:14] reactions to the resolution of the Croatian Parliament on the position of Croats in BiH, to
[00:02:17] a fierce polemic with Sloven Kovačević and the criminal complaint that followed
[00:02:21] after his statements about the verdict in the Prlić and others case,
[00:02:25] are topics that we will discuss in the next few minutes. Good day
[00:02:28] and welcome. Good day. Thank you for the invitation, there have been many reactions
[00:02:32] these days, or rather for several months, how good it is that
[00:02:35] HDZ of Bosnia and Herzegovina finally got serious
[00:02:39] competition, but on the other hand, there are also remarks, actually that
[00:02:42] group of five, perhaps even more right-wing than
[00:02:46] Čović's HDZ, how do you comment on that? Well,
[00:02:50] I don't know what is right-wing, it's not difficult to be more right-wing than Čović's
[00:02:53] HDZ, so the group of five is a group of political
[00:02:56] parties that come from the Croatian corpus.
[00:03:00] Center-right with very clear state-building stances when it comes to
[00:03:04] Bosnia and Herzegovina, with very clear stances on
[00:03:07] the organization of Bosnia and Herzegovina, equality of constituent
[00:03:10] peoples, preserving our history, our
[00:03:14] heritage, what we are in Bosnia and
[00:03:18] Herzegovina, three constituent peoples with different
[00:03:21] faiths, not wishing to be against anyone, we are
[00:03:24] inclusive, we are not against
[00:03:27] any, if that is right-wing then we are right-wing, so. So, in my opinion, we are
[00:03:30] the political center-right that preserves our
[00:03:34] tradition, that preserves our customs, what the Croatian people
[00:03:37] have cultivated and lived for centuries in Bosnia and Herzegovina,
[00:03:40] state-building, and I think that is the correct political path and
[00:03:44] political direction. When you draw a line, what is the fundamental
[00:03:48] difference between HDZ, BIH and this
[00:03:51] group of five? Well, HDZ, BIH has been ruling for 25,
[00:03:54] 30 years, their president perhaps even 50 years manages significant
[00:03:58] resources in Bosnia and Herzegovina, he has shown that
[00:04:02] in various ways push those he is not capable, that he cannot solve key national issues, that he cannot
[00:04:05] stop the exodus of Croats and all other citizens from Bosnia and
[00:04:09] Herzegovina, that it is full of clientelism,
[00:04:12] nepotism, corruption, so we come from a completely different
[00:04:15] spectrum, we are younger significantly, at least by
[00:04:18] 20 years, we have not had the opportunity to show
[00:04:22] what we know, and in these elections we united to
[00:04:25] jointly offer ourselves to the Croatian people in Bosnia and Herzegovina
[00:04:29] to enable them. to choose, they will choose
[00:04:32] how they think it is better for them, we offer ourselves and we have shown by our
[00:04:35] agreement that we are ready for compromise, for agreement,
[00:04:39] that is the path we want this country to take, through agreement, through
[00:04:42] compromise, and we believe that we can do much better, that we can be more qualitative,
[00:04:46] that we can be more honest, that we can be more humane, that we can be more inclusive, that we will not be
[00:04:49] alienated, that we will simply live our
[00:04:53] political life in a different way, it is difficult to look for
[00:04:56] differences in some national topics, the election law
[00:05:00] of Bosnia and Herzegovina, I expect that every responsible Croat who
[00:05:03] is involved in public affairs tries through his conscience to come to
[00:05:07] a position on what is best for Croats in Bosnia and Herzegovina. We defined
[00:05:11] it in the way we defined it and we stand behind it, you mentioned
[00:05:14] the election law, what else besides the election law, which is
[00:05:18] according to many opinions today the biggest problem, actually, what are the other
[00:05:21] challenges that you put before the group of five, at the same
[00:05:25] level, nothing less, stopping
[00:05:28] the exodus, emigration from Bosnia and Herzegovina,
[00:05:31] motivating return, especially of young people in
[00:05:34] this difficult time in Western Europe, when
[00:05:38] people want to return, but simply there is no
[00:05:41] sense of a returnee climate in Bosnia and Herzegovina, no sense that
[00:05:45] Bosnia and Herzegovina in its legislation, in its arrangement, in
[00:05:49] its agreement, in relations within Bosnia and Herzegovina has moved
[00:05:52] even a little forward for these people to make that final step,
[00:05:56] i.e., the final decision to return, that will definitely be one of
[00:06:00] the more important topics along with the election law, not after, but along with
[00:06:03] the election law, the fight against crime, corruption for an independent
[00:06:07] judiciary which is under political
[00:06:10] influence, honor to individuals not to generalize, but
[00:06:14] the judiciary starts the liberation of all
[00:06:17] other segments of life in Bosnia and Herzegovina, so we have no
[00:06:21] influence on the judiciary, nor do we seek it, nor do we want
[00:06:24] to have it, but we want through changes to all laws that
[00:06:28] relate to the judiciary, including the HJPC and the court which is constantly
[00:06:31] being adopted, we want to free that judiciary
[00:06:34] from political influence, no, I don't need to, I am sure the public
[00:06:38] to explain that today the judiciary is under absolute political
[00:06:41] influence. that indictments are flying against
[00:06:44] political dissidents, that it is simply the
[00:06:48] worst thing in Bosnia and Herzegovina at this moment and from which
[00:06:51] the recovery of this society should begin, that is the fight
[00:06:55] for a free judiciary, that is the first segment in negotiations,
[00:06:59] the first cluster of negotiations with the European Union, that's why they are not
[00:07:01] opening, because if you had an independent judiciary, billions
[00:07:05] have disappeared from this country in the past
[00:07:08] 30 years, so let the rule of law function, let it condemn all those
[00:07:12] who are guilty of it, even if it is someone from our ranks, it doesn't
[00:07:16] matter, it only matters that there is no selective approach, that there is
[00:07:19] a transparent and equal approach to everyone. We will talk about the European path, I would like
[00:07:23] to dwell a little more on this issue of the position of Croats in
[00:07:26] BiH, you welcomed the resolution of the Croatian Parliament on the political
[00:07:29] empowerment of Croats in Bosnia and Herzegovina, I want to ask you
[00:07:32] a concrete thing, how much was that resolution
[00:07:36] really produced by the situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina, how much by the desire of some parties
[00:07:39] in Croatia to further show themselves.
[00:07:43] Well, I think that, if you want to weigh it, the
[00:07:46] desire for
[00:07:49] the fight for a better position of Croats in Bosnia and Herzegovina prevails. I know
[00:07:53] many authors and I socialize, so I will be free to say
[00:07:57] that I partly participated in creating that resolution from its very
[00:08:01] beginning with the aim
[00:08:03] of stabilizing the political situation in Bosnia and
[00:08:07] Herzegovina, not direct interference, but a message to Croats
[00:08:10] in Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Croatian Parliament
[00:08:13] stands behind you, just as we in '94 and
[00:08:17] '95 directed you or even worked on
[00:08:20] your behalf, agreed on such an organization of Bosnia and Herzegovina, we
[00:08:24] accept that, we are aware of that and as guarantors
[00:08:27] of that, we stand behind you, we will provide support for you to reach
[00:08:30] an agreement within Bosnia and Herzegovina that will stabilize
[00:08:34] political relations, especially in the federation, I
[00:08:37] guarantee that this is not against Bosnia and Herzegovina, it is not against Bosniaks,
[00:08:41] it is not against Serbs. I regret that the resolution does not yet have a paragraph
[00:08:45] that speaks about the entity Republika Srpska, about the position
[00:08:48] of Croats in Republika Srpska, which is catastrophic, why is that part missing, I don't know
[00:08:52] why it is missing, I suggested it in the final, it was modified
[00:08:55] several times, it was supposed to be found, so it was an agreement within the coalition with
[00:08:59] HDZ, DP and other political
[00:09:02] entities and perhaps the influence of HDZ from Mostar
[00:09:06] eliminated that part, do you mean that the closeness of SNSD and
[00:09:10] HDZ of Bosnia and Herzegovina produced that that part is not
[00:09:13] mentioned, very possible, very possible that it was so, but
[00:09:16] I repeat, despite that, the resolution is
[00:09:19] a document against which only one member of parliament in the Croatian Parliament
[00:09:23] voted, which shows that there are no left or right, nor
[00:09:26] those in the center, who do not recognize the relations in Bosnia and
[00:09:30] Herzegovina, who have not understood that support is needed,
[00:09:32] I would not say classic interference, and from the first day
[00:09:36] I recognize the importance of such a resolution adopted in that way
[00:09:39] in contrast to those from HDZ BiH, the president of the Federation
[00:09:43] said, a few days before the adoption of the resolution, until the
[00:09:47] order came from Zagreb to support it, that no one should
[00:09:50] interfere in Bosnia and Herzegovina, let the actors within Bosnia and Herzegovina agree, so why
[00:09:54] didn't you agree for 25 years, you see that you have neither the will nor the strength to
[00:09:58] agree, this resolution is for me an incentive for political
[00:10:01] representatives of both Bosniaks and Croats, especially these two
[00:10:05] nations, you have friends in us, sit down,
[00:10:08] agree, solve it, we will support you. on the European
[00:10:11] path to the solution of that important for Croats, but especially for Bosnia and
[00:10:15] Herzegovina, there were attempts to solve it, it's not that it wasn't
[00:10:18] truly in the last mandate, no, but in some earlier
[00:10:21] period it never really came to a final solution,
[00:10:25] everyone who would try to make a compromise on
[00:10:28] one side or the other was declared a traitor in advance,
[00:10:31] do you think that, given that it certainly won't
[00:10:35] be solved before the elections, after the elections there are some options, some
[00:10:39] forces that can sit at the same table and agree on something that
[00:10:43] at this moment seems to be the biggest problem, not only of the federation, but
[00:10:46] completely of the relations between Bosniaks and Croats of BiH, if
[00:10:50] we start from the premise and if we put forward the thesis that
[00:10:54] the relations between Croats and Bosniaks are the key to the stability of Bosnia and
[00:10:57] Herzegovina, the key to the Euro-Atlantic path of Bosnia and Herzegovina, if
[00:11:01] we have elections in a month and if we know that we will
[00:11:04] continue to wallow in political mud if we do not solve these key issues, and
[00:11:08] if some more are needed along with this election law, then
[00:11:12] I am sure that the citizens in these elections will understand that it is
[00:11:15] the moment when perhaps someone else should be given the opportunity who will
[00:11:19] have the strength to make such a difficult decision and
[00:11:22] be ready for criticism from a part
[00:11:25] of the hypocritical public that intentionally creates such an environment,
[00:11:29] trying to already in advance label as traitors all those who
[00:11:32] want a minimum of compromise, do you mean that the situation would be
[00:11:35] more relaxed if in the elections for the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina
[00:11:39] a member of the group of five or a member, i.e., a candidate
[00:11:42] of HDZ of Bosnia and Herzegovina, won, that would be a much better situation for everyone in
[00:11:46] Bosnia and Herzegovina, now I don't know how the Central Election Commission
[00:11:50] will react, we have seven or eight more days until the campaign, we started talking about penalties, not
[00:11:53] talking about the campaign. we are talking about what could, therefore,
[00:11:57] a contract on the election law, which is crucial in the candidate,
[00:12:01] i.e., in the member of the Presidency for me, is that he is recognized
[00:12:05] as a legitimate Croat
[00:12:08] who has proven himself throughout his life, his work, his
[00:12:12] participation in the Homeland War and as a state-building
[00:12:14] Bosnian-Herzegovinian, that is the candidate we offer, who
[00:12:18] is not against anyone, who is for, but people, we must
[00:12:22] get excited, we must understand what it is that is
[00:12:26] less in Bosnia and Herzegovina, that costs no one anything, but there is
[00:12:29] fear, a few days ago information appeared,
[00:12:33] allegedly, if the candidate of HDZ of Bosnia and Herzegovina and
[00:12:37] SNSD enter the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina, that there
[00:12:40] is already an alleged agreement that Milorad Dodik will be pardoned
[00:12:44] and after that take over the function of Prime Minister of Republika
[00:12:46] Srpska, that is something that is obviously feared in some
[00:12:50] circles of the public in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, but that
[00:12:54] public is continuously afraid of some potential conspiracies,
[00:12:58] I really don't know what these two candidates can do, I know what
[00:13:01] an independent, probably and certainly would do
[00:13:05] a candidate of the group of five if he were in the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina,
[00:13:08] everything that is against the interests of Bosnia and Herzegovina,
[00:13:12] he would be against it, everything that is in the interest of the Croatian people,
[00:13:16] he would absolutely advocate for it and would be a defender
[00:13:19] of the interests of the people and the state, and what others will do, they have shown
[00:13:23] in the past 20, 30 years. "how they will behave, what they will
[00:13:26] do, the candidate we support is certainly not against
[00:13:30] anyone, but will always be proactive, offer solutions,
[00:13:33] offer a better standard, a better life, they say he is not competent to comment on this or that
[00:13:37] topic, well, a member of the presidency by his authority is competent to speak
[00:13:41] about all public matters in society, of course he should speak about the judiciary
[00:13:44] and about ideologies and what was 30 years ago, because the public
[00:13:48] must know who they are dealing with, about the legitimate
[00:13:51] representation of Croats in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Gordan Grlić Radman
[00:13:55] and MEP Željana Zovko have spoken out these days,
[00:13:59] who proposes the Belgian model as a principle
[00:14:02] solution to the situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina, how do you
[00:14:06] comment on that proposal, specifically, well, I don't want to comment on
[00:14:10] any individual proposal the elections, especially from people who had
[00:14:14] the opportunity through their political parties to do so, do you mean
[00:14:18] that in the campaign,
[00:14:21] that whoever has been ruling for 25 years, and among Croats it is HDZ of Bosnia
[00:14:25] and Herzegovina, if they offer Belgian,
[00:14:28] Swiss, any solutions a month before the elections, it is only for
[00:14:32] the elections, it is not for solutions, so we
[00:14:35] simply as a group of parties will not have
[00:14:37] a partner who is not ready to do these
[00:14:40] solutions,
[00:14:42] Ranko Madrak a few days ago proposes that the condition for establishing power after the October
[00:14:46] elections should be precisely the election law, why not,
[00:14:50] would you act in that way, why not, it is time,
[00:14:53] so, we don't need conditions. but it is obvious that, but in the
[00:14:57] previous mandate there were no conditions, so no agreement was reached, although
[00:15:00] we nominally had the guarantee of the president of HDZ of Bosnia and Herzegovina that
[00:15:04] the Government of the Federation would not be formed until the election law
[00:15:08] was amended, six months after its formation, then in 15 days, then in
[00:15:11] 20, then thousands of days passed, nothing was done, why not
[00:15:15] that, why not use all democratic
[00:15:18] tools to convince the other to act wrongly, to act
[00:15:22] badly, to act correctly for this country, people, I...
[00:15:25] "I call on the public to understand that nothing will change
[00:15:28] if Croats had dominant influence, well, 100% cannot
[00:15:32] vote for someone ever, but dominant influence
[00:15:34] the possibility of complete pluralism, so we..." today
[00:15:37] we do not have a situation among Croats where someone
[00:15:40] calls the candidate we support a traitor because of his
[00:15:43] background, because of his national responsibility, because
[00:15:47] of his political and military actions, that was the goal
[00:15:50] of that, to have the fact that when he appeared,
[00:15:54] a good part of Bosniaks specifically
[00:15:57] saw hope in him and gave support, then that
[00:16:00] story changed in the meantime precisely because of what we talked about at the beginning,
[00:16:04] that the group of five went, it seems, too far.
[00:16:08] The group of five is where it needs to be, that story is very relative, we are
[00:16:11] HDZ 90 is center-right, these are our traditional Christian
[00:16:15] values that we advocate for and that are defined by our
[00:16:19] declarations, our statute, that is the political framework in which we
[00:16:22] move, we don't go too far in one direction or too far
[00:16:26] in the other, but the candidate is not against anyone, he is welcome
[00:16:29] to everyone, and of course he will primarily
[00:16:33] advocate for Croatian interests, that he will defend the state, state interests,
[00:16:37] of course that is implied, but if someone
[00:16:39] creates a perception, with the aim
[00:16:43] of helping someone else, and we have
[00:16:45] 16 years of experience, what it means when someone like that
[00:16:48] sits in the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina, not only will we not take
[00:16:52] a step forward, it will be even more steps backward, wallowing in mud, not
[00:16:56] solving the problem of emigration from Bosnia and Herzegovina, we do not want
[00:16:59] to participate in that, when you mention the third, you had a conflict with
[00:17:03] the media, through social networks with
[00:17:06] Slavjan Ačević, candidate of the Democratic Front for a member
[00:17:10] of the Presidency from the Croatian people, how do you
[00:17:13] comment on being accused of spreading hate
[00:17:16] speech? I have said a lot, I have never had
[00:17:20] a conflict or discussion with that gentleman, I don't want to,
[00:17:23] so, but it is some kind of media bickering, the first thing
[00:17:27] I would ask him and recommend to him is to
[00:17:30] allow people to live freely with electricity and water
[00:17:34] in the apartment where that family lives with...
[00:17:37] 80 years old below him, let him explain
[00:17:41] to the public how in the municipality he belongs
[00:17:44] to, in the past period changed ownership,
[00:17:48] he had ownership rights to one floor, he, to one floor that
[00:17:52] family, how did he exchange that, why do those people today live in the center
[00:17:56] of Sarajevo without electricity and water, let him explain that to the public and then let him
[00:17:59] fight for justice, if you don't respect
[00:18:02] universal justice, the right to a normal life, how will
[00:18:06] you represent anyone in Bosnia and Herzegovina, that is a deception
[00:18:10] of Bosnia and Herzegovina, that is not even against Croats, that is
[00:18:13] primarily against Bosnia and Herzegovina, that is the influence of someone else to
[00:18:17] further destabilize the relations between Croats and Bosniaks in
[00:18:20] the federation, and I repeat for the third time, that is the key to the Euro-Atlantic
[00:18:24] path of Bosnia and Herzegovina. I will return to the issue
[00:18:28] we discussed last time when we talked about this topic,
[00:18:31] which is two against one when it comes to the race for
[00:18:35] the Presidency, i.e., for the member of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina from the ranks
[00:18:38] of Croats, do you think that in that struggle the one on
[00:18:42] the other side will win because of this situation in which I don't
[00:18:46] think about it, but we thought intensively about what to do
[00:18:50] as responsible people, self-aware people what
[00:18:53] to do and our final decision which we absolutely
[00:18:57] stand behind is that the Croatian people must have the possibility of choice, they have
[00:19:00] the possibility of choice between an independent candidate Vučić and
[00:19:03] the candidate of HDZ of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The third candidate does not exist for us. is
[00:19:07] an option, I don't want to count blood cells, he doesn't
[00:19:11] represent national interests, he doesn't represent state-building interests, we don't
[00:19:15] fear scenarios, we believe that the candidate we support will achieve
[00:19:18] such a result, win the elections and finally that Croats in
[00:19:22] the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina will have a person
[00:19:25] of stature, of authority, of dignity, of
[00:19:29] a respectable past, of a formed and complete person
[00:19:32] who does not need material wealth, the man is formed, he has finished all his
[00:19:36] financial needs. "He needs peace, a man who has stepped out of
[00:19:39] his comfort and offered himself, so I am sure that we will not be in that
[00:19:43] situation at all, but again the crucial thing, we have not systematically
[00:19:46] solved the issue of electing members of the presidency, as long as
[00:19:49] we do not systematically solve this, we have not done the job, whoever is
[00:19:53] elected, that must be the first topic and we will use all democratic
[00:19:56] tools at our disposal to achieve that, and the state should
[00:20:00] of course continue to function, we saw what happened in
[00:20:03] the previous two years, blockades, blockades, blockades, except for the budget..."
[00:20:07] almost nothing concrete was adopted in the Parliament of Bosnia and
[00:20:11] Herzegovina, do you think that a similar principle will be
[00:20:14] continued after the October elections, even when
[00:20:18] a new government is established, if the forces that are currently
[00:20:21] dominant continue to do the same thing?
[00:20:25] To expect different effects is illusory, it is not possible, so if the same
[00:20:29] people continue to manage processes, make decisions, of course you
[00:20:32] must expect the same scenarios, the same situation, blockades,
[00:20:36] stagnation, emigration. Riots, dissatisfaction,
[00:20:40] apathy, depression in society, that's why there are elections, it's once every four
[00:20:43] years when citizens have the opportunity, only that day they decide, how much
[00:20:47] do you think that the application of modern
[00:20:50] technologies will affect the elections, which will definitely be at all
[00:20:54] polling stations on October 4th, will that
[00:20:58] significantly change
[00:21:01] the election results from what we had in previous years? Well,
[00:21:04] I sincerely believe that it will drastically affect the election
[00:21:07] results, and according to some of my
[00:21:11] unproven estimates that I get from the field, no
[00:21:14] less than 20% lower result
[00:21:17] just because of new
[00:21:20] election technologies for parties that have been ruling for years in Bosnia
[00:21:24] and Herzegovina, these three key ones, I won't repeat them, I don't want to mention them anymore,
[00:21:27] so it will certainly affect the election result, and what is particularly
[00:21:31] important for everyone in Bosnia and Herzegovina, is that now no one
[00:21:34] should stay at home, because they can be sure that that
[00:21:38] vote, as they mark it, will be realized as that
[00:21:42] voter wished, polling station committees will not be able to change the will
[00:21:45] of the voters, so I am sure that it will drastically and significantly
[00:21:49] affect the results themselves, the voting
[00:21:52] process, the desire of voters to go to the polls, because no one
[00:21:55] will steal from them what is very valuable, which is their
[00:21:59] electoral will and the decision of that voter for whom they want
[00:22:03] to govern Bosnia and Herzegovina for the next four years. Mr. Cvitanović, I want
[00:22:06] to comment on one more topic, it concerns the OHR
[00:22:09] office, there is no agreement on the election of a new High Representative in Bosnia and
[00:22:13] Herzegovina, however, when all is said and done, things are moving forward
[00:22:17] even without a High Representative and with him. "We are in a crisis, so in
[00:22:21] a crisis, is that actually an indicator that
[00:22:24] this country can function even without foreign tutors? You have set the
[00:22:28] thesis well, so nothing significant has happened since Christian Schmidt
[00:22:32] left and we have an Acting High Representative, so,
[00:22:36] problems, problems, problems, misunderstanding, tough
[00:22:39] political struggle, this country must definitely start
[00:22:43] functioning without international influence and without a High Representative, and
[00:22:46] without foreign judges in the Constitutional Court, but for that it must..."
[00:22:50] fulfill several very small prerequisites, very small
[00:22:53] things, it must adopt a law on state property, it must regulate that
[00:22:57] area, it must show the international community that
[00:22:59] it is a partner that fulfills its obligations,
[00:23:03] the High Representative will not leave until the international
[00:23:06] community says to leave, but if politics is to be conducted
[00:23:09] in the way it has been conducted for the past 4, 8, 12
[00:23:12] years, the High Representative here, whoever
[00:23:16] comes, will definitely reach old age, because with these
[00:23:19] political actors, this progress, which is necessary for the
[00:23:23] international community, will not happen, saying these people have shown
[00:23:26] credibility, they don't need a foreign tutor, they can manage processes themselves and
[00:23:30] make decisions. In the Parliament of Bosnia and Herzegovina
[00:23:33] several attempts were made to find a solution to at least partially
[00:23:35] abolish excise duties on fuel because of this crisis we are facing,
[00:23:39] there was no political agreement, there was no
[00:23:42] understanding. On the other hand, Bosnia and Herzegovina is for
[00:23:46] 25 years, only 250
[00:23:49] km of highway were built, all this cost more than two billion
[00:23:52] euros, not convertible marks, but euros, then
[00:23:56] the question arises where does that money from excises
[00:24:00] that citizens have been paying since 2018, if
[00:24:02] I'm not mistaken, incredibly, you listed that well, so Croatia has
[00:24:06] 1600 I think kilometers
[00:24:09] of highways, Bosnia and Herzegovina in both entities has as much as
[00:24:13] you said in the past four years, I don't know if even
[00:24:16] one meter of highway has been built.
[00:24:20] Just a few days ago, 7 km on corridor
[00:24:23] 5c, which has been under construction for eight years, which has been under construction for eight years,
[00:24:27] so much money, I had a parliamentary question about where
[00:24:30] the huge billions ended up, I never got an answer,
[00:24:34] an answer as to where that huge money ended up and why that
[00:24:37] highway is being built, the money simply
[00:24:40] ends up in budgets, and from the budgets,
[00:24:44] either individuals or private companies loyal
[00:24:47] to political structures are satisfied. which then
[00:24:52] individuals both politically and individually,
[00:24:55] financing all their activities, so that money
[00:24:58] ends up where there is no benefit for citizens. You mentioned
[00:25:02] fuel excises, well, isn't it a shame that those 30
[00:25:06] fenigs, which would not significantly affect the revenues
[00:25:09] of the Indirect Taxation Authority which are growing much more than
[00:25:13] planned, that parliament accepted to abolish it and that
[00:25:16] fuel would be 30 fenigs cheaper. But let's go
[00:25:20] further, what about our terminals in Ploče? The State Audit
[00:25:24] cannot enter that company, see who are
[00:25:27] these people who have been managing for years, from which political
[00:25:30] option they come, who is the president of the supervisory board, the secretary general of a
[00:25:34] party, to see why we do not
[00:25:37] enable competition, diversification through that port,
[00:25:41] why oil comes to us all
[00:25:44] the time, uh, sanctions against Russia, we all the time, as far as I have information, we use that oil
[00:25:47] through Ploče in Bosnia and Herzegovina, why
[00:25:51] don't we remove tariffs of 10% for
[00:25:54] oil from other areas that is imported, in that way
[00:25:58] we would reduce the price of fuel to 2.5 marks, but there is no political will.
[00:26:02] There are no individuals who are ready to roll up their sleeves and
[00:26:05] work, if the people are satisfied with that, great, as
[00:26:09] far as I'm concerned, let them continue, we are not satisfied and that's why we are participating in the elections in
[00:26:13] this way, let's see what the citizens will say on October 4th, thank
[00:26:16] you very much for being our guest, thank you for talking about these topics, thank you for
[00:26:20] the invitation. Ilija Cvitanović, president of HDZ
[00:26:23] 1990 was with us in the previous minutes, we will go to
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[00:29:04] The political crisis in the Una-Sana Canton has in recent weeks
[00:29:07] attracted great attention from the BiH public after the dismissal of the Una-Sana
[00:29:11] Canton government, the formation of a new majority, disputes over
[00:29:14] procedures and the decision of the Constitutional Court of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina which
[00:29:18] temporarily halted the dismissal of the cantonal government, Mustafa Ružnić once again
[00:29:22] found himself in the focus of political events. Is it a legitimate
[00:29:25] attempt to change power or a violation of constitutional procedures, what
[00:29:29] consequences does the crisis leave on institutions and citizens and what follows. after the decision
[00:29:33] of the Constitutional Court, we are discussing that with the Prime Minister of the Una-Sana Canton,
[00:29:36] the aforementioned Mustafa Ružnić, Mr. Ružnić, good day and thank
[00:29:40] you for speaking to N1.
[00:29:42] Good day to you, good day to all our, your viewers and a
[00:29:46] big thank you for the invitation to be a guest. Let's try to
[00:29:49] explain what happened in the Una-Sana Canton in recent days. The Constitutional Court
[00:29:53] of the Federation temporarily suspended decisions on the dismissal of the
[00:29:57] government. Do you believe that this confirmed your view that
[00:30:00] procedures were violated when taking power, or are you waiting for the final
[00:30:04] decision? Well, first of all, let me say that in the Una-Sana
[00:30:07] Canton, an unprecedented
[00:30:10] disgrace occurred, and a betrayal
[00:30:13] of the Krajina and violations
[00:30:16] of the constitution. We had a session of the assembly
[00:30:19] on the night of August 10th to 11th
[00:30:22] when a new majority was formed, where we congratulated the new majority
[00:30:26] uh, called for them to act constitutionally.
[00:30:30] to dismiss the government and appoint a new
[00:30:32] government, however, when it came to invoking
[00:30:36] a vital national interest, after voting by clubs of
[00:30:40] peoples, the dismissal of the government did not receive the required majority
[00:30:43] then a,
[00:30:45] I think, uh, a constitutional coup happened, where
[00:30:49] the parliamentary majority, disrespecting the constitution, disrespecting
[00:30:52] the regulations, continued, adopted conclusions that derogated
[00:30:56] the constitution and