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[00:03:37] This year's Sarajevo Runfest carries a strong humanitarian
[00:03:41] message: let's run together for children's smiles, runners
[00:03:44] can offer their kilometers for 20 marks, all
[00:03:48] collected amount will be directed to support children involved
[00:03:51] in mentoring programs, in what way citizens and
[00:03:55] companies can join the action and what awaits
[00:03:59] the participants. of the upcoming festival, in a new day we talk to
[00:04:02] Erol Mujanović, one of the organizers,
[00:04:06] good morning and welcome, good morning, thank you, how
[00:04:09] does this concept of buying kilometers work,
[00:04:13] I know it has been explained many times so far, but
[00:04:16] it's worth mentioning again how citizens
[00:04:19] who will participate in the race can sell kilometers
[00:04:22] and register their kilometers, and how
[00:04:26] donors can do it even
[00:04:29] if they don't want to run, well, in principle we have simplified
[00:04:33] the equation to the maximum, first its goal is to use in some way
[00:04:37] all that mass, I can freely say good positive people, because
[00:04:40] runners always make a difference, they are always ready for socially responsible actions,
[00:04:44] they always respond in a great way, anyone who wants to sell
[00:04:48] kilometers, he publishes on his social networks, I'm selling kilometers, I'm running
[00:04:51] five or 21 tomorrow, colleagues from his
[00:04:54] environment, friends, families apply saying I'm buying the first, I'm the second, I'm
[00:04:58] the 10th, I'm the 15th, they pay...
[00:05:00] directly to the recipient organization, so it cannot be cleaner and more transparent
[00:05:04] regarding money flows, because in your post when you sell
[00:05:07] kilometers, you publish what you support and to which account you should pay, that's
[00:05:11] pretty much all there is. From my experience, a couple of elite runners from
[00:05:15] BiH sold kilometers yesterday and
[00:05:18] the day before yesterday, they sold an entire half marathon in two hours, that's
[00:05:22] 21 km / 20 marks
[00:05:24] 420, mm and with that you finance
[00:05:28] the outing of a mentor and a child without parental care, they go out once
[00:05:31] a week or do homework, go for cakes or to the cinema, in some way
[00:05:35] the life and week of that child are made better, so with a relatively
[00:05:38] modest amount we can make a difference, that is very important, and the kilo...
[00:05:42] so they are sold like that, everyone announces it on their social networks and all those who are
[00:05:46] interested in buying, tell him which ones they are buying, just make the payment,
[00:05:50] we will talk about the mentoring program itself which is really wonderful, older
[00:05:53] sister, older brother, older sister, yes, m, how much
[00:05:57] funds have been collected so far, you said that the most elite
[00:06:01] runners have already sold their kilometers, but there are
[00:06:04] many of them, about a thousand overnight stays even you have
[00:06:06] during this festival in
[00:06:10] Sarajevo, that... some companies have also
[00:06:13] contacted us who will buy a kilo? Well, in principle, we always draw the line
[00:06:17] in the week after the half marathon, because some people still need a few days to
[00:06:21] make the payment and so on, so we always check that with the organizer, but
[00:06:25] traditionally several thousand marks are collected during each
[00:06:28] weekend of the runfest and also, for example,
[00:06:31] during the Sarajevo Night Tenner in July this year
[00:06:35] there was, so that's approximately the sum, sometimes it's significantly
[00:06:38] more, sometimes a little less and so on, it depends on how big the... stress
[00:06:42] how many people in some way manage to follow it or publish, can
[00:06:46] those who run recreationally also sell their kilometers, well
[00:06:50] yes uh and I assume they
[00:06:53] do it on their social networks, what are the
[00:06:57] recreational races you will have this year, well in
[00:07:00] principle all races are for both professionals and recreational runners, and
[00:07:04] the time people plan to run separates them into
[00:07:07] professional or recreational, however the fact is that you have
[00:07:10] 95%
[00:07:13] do not live on running in some way, these are ordinary people who
[00:07:17] come to achieve either their personal best or who have trained for several
[00:07:20] months and want to win that finisher's medal and Adidas
[00:07:24] T-shirt that awaits them at the finish line, so the largest number are
[00:07:27] recreational runners there yes, to whom are
[00:07:31] these funds specifically intended for children without parental
[00:07:34] that mentoring program
[00:07:38] which would greatly
[00:07:41] o... facilitate growing up, well that's how it is, that's how it is, that's how it is
[00:07:44] so the older brother older sister
[00:07:47] program, and the mentors who take them out were in the place of those children
[00:07:51] they take out, so in that way
[00:07:53] uh it almost couldn't be better, let's explain it, so we have it in
[00:07:57] several cities, so m the foundation that implements it
[00:08:01] has it in several cities, it's bad that we mention those
[00:08:04] narkone and
[00:08:07] the mentoring foundation, now I have a slightly longer name
[00:08:11] this Ivana Radić. director, she also has a certain number of guest appearances,
[00:08:15] of course, so I think she will deal with all that, now I don't know the exact
[00:08:18] number of cities in Bosnia and Herzegovina where they operate, there are
[00:08:22] several of them, in both entities and in Bosnia and Herzegovina and so
[00:08:26] on, and so the mentors have responsibilities, if you want they get a child with
[00:08:30] whom they socialize, whom they are obliged to help,
[00:08:33] these children they take out are most often children without parental care or who have
[00:08:37] certain difficulties so they are helped with schooling, so
[00:08:41] how can I say, they don't stay in a
[00:08:44] m peaceful suitable environment and that's why it's important to provide them with that help and
[00:08:48] mentors are always when they go out with them or sometimes they help them, I said, with
[00:08:52] homework, sometimes they do something else they have fun so these children very
[00:08:55] often with great impatience and joy wait
[00:08:59] for that moment in the week when the mentor will take them out so that's
[00:09:02] approximately what I think, this is the 19th year of the Sarajevo Run
[00:09:05] Fest, I had the luck and privilege to found that
[00:09:08] marathon association our goal has always been to deal with socially
[00:09:12] responsible things to make an impact, because when we generate and bring thousands
[00:09:16] of runners, when everyone does a little, that again creates a huge
[00:09:19] mass of good deeds, so this has always been our guiding
[00:09:22] principle, besides the pure enjoyment of
[00:09:25] running, yes, since it's a festival, it lasts two
[00:09:28] days, what will happen, what awaits
[00:09:32] the citizens and guests of
[00:09:35] Sarajevo, all participants are expected, tomorrow
[00:09:39] is the Bambini Marathon, so a race for children. up
[00:09:42] to six years old, I mean, the race is a shorter
[00:09:45] race, 200 m, just for the kids to have some fun, run, however
[00:09:49] a very good and rich entertainment program awaits them,
[00:09:53] there will be a magician and so on, a real family, real,
[00:09:56] that's right, that's right, because that's where we actually wanted to initiate children into running festivals from an early age, to start doing
[00:10:00] sports as early as possible, to see it in a nice and fun
[00:10:04] light, because there are again a lot of research that shows if we talk about
[00:10:07] long-term health and healthy habits in life that the earlier
[00:10:11] you start, the greater the chance of a good outcome later in
[00:10:14] life, and Sunday is again a little more serious, so
[00:10:18] we have Persil
[00:10:21] Sarajevo Half Marathon, a fun run race that will be.
[00:10:25] a kind of masquerade, runners will receive
[00:10:28] a mask when they get their number, so they can mask themselves, have fun, its distance is 2.7
[00:10:32] km, we are left with the Metro Media 5K race, so at the same
[00:10:36] time as the half marathon starts and these two races will have the largest
[00:10:39] number of runners, so the five-kilometer race as we call it and the half marathon
[00:10:43] to which people come from almost 50 foreign countries, we have
[00:10:47] participants from South America, Asia, most European
[00:10:51] countries, so these are really people who have put Sarajevo on their
[00:10:55] map and running plans that they make
[00:10:58] at the beginning of the year and who come here and often stay for several days, much longer
[00:11:02] than the race, to visit either the region or the whole country,
[00:11:06] so a lot of good things will happen this weekend. Uh, what are
[00:11:09] the key service information for
[00:11:11] the citizens of Sarajevo regarding changes in traffic
[00:11:14] regulations and the routes of the
[00:11:17] runners? Uh, well, in agreement with the cantonal and municipal
[00:11:21] authorities and with the police with whom we have excellent cooperation from the very beginning of the routes.
[00:11:25] I can freely say that they are optimized in some way to minimally disturb the life
[00:11:28] of the city and traffic, in front of the Red Apple in Marin Dvor
[00:11:32] will be the start, it goes towards Ćengić Villa and Dolec Maliti
[00:11:36] Ćengić Vila, it returns the same way back, it passes
[00:11:39] through Vilsonovo two times, so that's approximately that section with one
[00:11:43] small entrance towards Kovačići and Grbavica
[00:11:46] Stadium, that's pretty much all of the, let's say, city center
[00:11:50] where traffic will be partially
[00:11:53] suspended, and the start of the race is at 8:30
[00:11:57] in the morning, in about two and a half to three hours there will be no trace
[00:12:01] of the race on the entire route, so in principle that's
[00:12:04] fine, why run, besides
[00:12:07] all the benefits we have for health,
[00:12:11] uh, what else can you highlight
[00:12:14] as the main, main gain for everyone,
[00:12:17] main, if we start from a completely different, how can I say,
[00:12:21] individual perspective, to get a phenomenal finisher's medal and
[00:12:24] an Adidas. T-shirt which the medal remains for a lifetime, we remember
[00:12:28] a beautiful event, running is a phenomenal way and tool for
[00:12:32] self-improvement, where you develop everything that can make you much more successful
[00:12:36] in your career and in every other aspect of life, not to mention the sale of kilometers
[00:12:40] we talked about, so in principle you can with one activity
[00:12:43] help yourself and others and I think that is already
[00:12:47] a nice list of great reasons, yes
[00:12:50] of course and maybe get interested
[00:12:54] in... running which
[00:12:57] is also a recommendation of the World Health Organization as well as
[00:13:00] many experts for
[00:13:04] maintaining both physical and mental absolutely
[00:13:07] absolutely, so more and more people are getting into running, when
[00:13:11] you started nobody was running very rarely, very every
[00:13:15] morning we see at least five six runners that yes
[00:13:18] a kind of revolution has been made, a truly positive one in our
[00:13:22] country, now you have someone running day and night. on Wilson's Promenade, when
[00:13:26] we started, people tended
[00:13:30] you, to look with wonder, to comment, to ask what you were running from
[00:13:34] or yes, what are we running from, who are we running from, so
[00:13:37] I mean it's standard the introduction of changes, I mean it follows its curve like
[00:13:41] everywhere, it's not, how can I say, we
[00:13:44] pretty much hoped for that, however now it's great, what's
[00:13:48] important for people to understand, there's a huge segment of running that's like
[00:13:51] part of sports tourism and then people travel around the world. here in the region
[00:13:55] they go to races, experiencing a special city if you run
[00:13:59] the Paris Marathon or the London one, those cities stop for you to follow if
[00:14:03] Leticia on te then
[00:14:05] there's a lottery drawing the majors are a bit harder and more demanding because there's
[00:14:09] huge demand but I don't know Paris Marathon Vienna Budapest
[00:14:13] you can get a number from one or the other time
[00:14:16] then London from London it's
[00:14:19] a quasi impossible mission have you succeeded yes
[00:14:22] I've finished all the majors from 8%. of them from
[00:14:26] Boston, Tokyo, Sydney, Cape Town, but they are
[00:14:29] not easy to get into, that's what I want to tell you because year after
[00:14:33] year the demand for them grows, but without going into, how can I say
[00:14:37] the majors are some kind of crowning achievement, but someone can have
[00:14:40] a perfectly good running lifestyle, travel around the
[00:14:44] region without dealing with majors, because before
[00:14:46] the majors I was at thirty other marathons where you get in
[00:14:49] easily, where it's not necessarily full
[00:14:52] sold out, you can go to... "I ran a lot in the Middle East,
[00:14:56] it depends on which zone of the world attracts you, there
[00:15:00] you make it pleasant with useful, you make it your vacation, annual leave and
[00:15:04] so on, I mean it's special this community, what are its
[00:15:07] advantages, well anywhere in the world,
[00:15:11] well I think runners understand each other, they will always
[00:15:14] help each other, they will exchange some tips and tricks, uh,
[00:15:18] good practices, they can invite each other,
[00:15:22] introduce you to some race organizers in some..." world where you might not
[00:15:26] know enough, so in principle it's really
[00:15:28] a high degree of readiness to help
[00:15:32] each other and that solidarity, those nice
[00:15:35] interpersonal relationships, that's actually what's... especially valuable today in this world where
[00:15:39] everyone somehow tends to deal too much with themselves and
[00:15:42] to distance themselves from each other, that face-to-face conversation which
[00:15:46] we often don't have because of all
[00:15:50] things that have made our lives easier but
[00:15:53] also isolated us in some sense
[00:15:57] you talk a lot and socialize, well
[00:16:01] we socialize, you know, it depends on the mood sometimes you can run with someone for an hour
[00:16:05] without necessarily talking too much sometimes you can. spend that whole hour
[00:16:08] telling jokes and anecdotes or something more serious, but
[00:16:12] you talk about politics about politics for sure
[00:16:15] not, but we talk, you know what, a lot
[00:16:19] of people have found some business engagement within the running community, because it's again
[00:16:22] a network where you exchange some current events or someone needs something
[00:16:26] hey do you know a designer or an architect or I don't know
[00:16:30] now a craftsman whatever a craftsman we are here to help
[00:16:33] that
[00:16:36] uh these are all... some advantages that
[00:16:40] all those who decide to engage in running, both recreationally and professionally, will
[00:16:43] feel and we said why it is important to participate
[00:16:47] in this festival besides the health
[00:16:51] mental and other benefits
[00:16:54] uh the humanitarian character is really important yes
[00:16:58] yes it is important someone who doesn't run also has
[00:17:01] potentially great importance, can come out to support, to cheer, for example
[00:17:05] tomorrow we will have on the route. of the half marathon, colleagues,
[00:17:09] race organizers from Mostar, Dubrovnik and Split, who
[00:17:13] will be volunteers, they got in the car and will spend the weekend in Sarajevo,
[00:17:16] they will come just to volunteer, hand out water and drinks, cheer on the runners,
[00:17:20] so I want to tell you that this nice regional
[00:17:24] connection strengthening of ties is
[00:17:26] very important and we will tomorrow, in quotation marks, in the coming year, so
[00:17:30] we will go to them also to help them in their events, so
[00:17:34] that uh it's nice to go out and set an example, cheer and "we
[00:17:37] are known for good hospitality, for warm people,
[00:17:41] for some, how can I say, really quality relationships, we like to
[00:17:44] take care of people many runners return
[00:17:48] year after year or recommend us to others, so this is
[00:17:51] tomorrow we want and the day after tomorrow to leave an equally good impression, thank
[00:17:55] you very much for your time of course we invite everyone on the 12th and
[00:17:59] 13th to the Sarajevo Runfest, Erol Mujanović,
[00:18:02] one of the organizers was our
[00:18:04] guest.
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[00:18:30] answers. I am Davibor Mrdić, you are watching
[00:18:33] N1.
[00:20:25] Patients before elections are looking for concrete answers from political
[00:20:28] parties regarding the health system, the "Vote for Life" initiative
[00:20:32] which gathers more than 35 patient
[00:20:35] associations from Bosnia and Herzegovina. It launched
[00:20:38] a campaign, ask, demand,
[00:20:40] answer. Waiting lists, unavailable
[00:20:44] therapies, lack of doctors corruption. These are some of the problems
[00:20:48] that citizens recognize in the health
[00:20:50] system, however experiences are not the same, corruption,
[00:20:54] mhm, how much are they, I don't know yet,
[00:20:58] whenever you come, you can't get in line to ask for what you
[00:21:01] need, but you have to buy it, that already
[00:21:05] asks for money, as far as I know, I don't have problems with
[00:21:08] them, you ask for an appointment, you get five, six months to
[00:21:12] wait, then they send you to private doctors,
[00:21:15] private doctors immediately finish it, that's a bit
[00:21:18] messy, that... "everything in order, mhm,
[00:21:22] you never encountered any obstacles, we need to
[00:21:24] employ more doctors, find financial
[00:21:28] means and whatever else, the ministers know, I think there are few
[00:21:31] doctors who cover everything, will the program
[00:21:35] of a certain party which will include solving the problem
[00:21:38] of, that is already politics for sure
[00:21:42] it will, let them promise more
[00:21:45] to the citizens, better healthcare, a better healthcare system and
[00:21:48] I think there will be some results if those promises
[00:21:52] are fulfilled. That's why patient associations are not asking
[00:21:55] political entities only for promises of healthcare reform,
[00:21:59] but also concrete answers. They sent them questions on how
[00:22:02] they plan to solve the problem of drug availability and
[00:22:05] ensure regular updating of lists, abolish
[00:22:09] waiting lists for therapies, establish a unified register
[00:22:12] of patients and treatment outcomes, improve the protection of patient
[00:22:15] rights and ensure their active involvement in
[00:22:18] the decision-making process. We believe that citizens have
[00:22:22] the right to know what concrete answers and measures certain
[00:22:25] political entities offer before casting their vote, and
[00:22:29] when it comes to health, answers can never be
[00:22:32] general. For a patient waiting for medication, it is not enough to say that
[00:22:36] the healthcare system will one day be better. For a patient waiting
[00:22:40] for therapy for months, it is not enough to say that there will be healthcare
[00:22:43] reform. Patients need concrete measures, clear
[00:22:47] deadlines, accountability results. Patients,
[00:22:50] however, the problem is not only what the system promises them, but how much
[00:22:54] they have to fight for their rights themselves. Patients
[00:22:58] have been forced for too long to fend for themselves, to
[00:23:01] write letters, to seek meetings, to
[00:23:04] explain why they need medication and treatment,
[00:23:08] to prove that their right truly exists.
[00:23:12] The healthcare system should not function
[00:23:15] like that. Therefore, a patient should not be the person who
[00:23:19] fights the most for the realization of their rights and their
[00:23:22] treatment. One of the concrete demands refers to the availability
[00:23:26] of modern therapies, especially for those suffering from severe malignant
[00:23:30] diseases. 70% of oncology patients enter
[00:23:34] the healthcare system only after the appearance,
[00:23:37] the appearance of symptoms, and that data clearly shows
[00:23:41] in what state our healthcare system
[00:23:44] is, that it must change. A proposal for
[00:23:48] a new revision, i.e., a revised
[00:23:51] list, has been made, in that list, according
[00:23:55] to our information and professionals, doctors who
[00:23:58] participated in the creation of such a list, new
[00:24:01] therapies, new molecules, as in
[00:24:05] all advanced healthcare systems in Europe and
[00:24:08] the world, however, uh, formally
[00:24:12] bureaucratically that list has not
[00:24:15] been adopted by the government. They are therefore asking
[00:24:18] political parties to state their position on these issues before
[00:24:22] the elections, not only what they will change, but also when and how,
[00:24:25] because for patients, deadlines are not a political promise, but
[00:24:29] a matter of quality of life. Nataša Kerezović, N1.
[00:24:43] Youth trust in elections is a special story. Although the pre-election
[00:24:47] campaign in Bosnia and Herzegovina is already in full swing. among
[00:24:50] young people there is not much enthusiasm, some of them say
[00:24:54] that they will not go to the elections, disappointed with the political
[00:24:57] offer and the messages they have been hearing for years, for those who
[00:25:01] will vote for the first time, the choice of whom to trust
[00:25:04] is even more difficult.
[00:25:08] For some young people, this will be the first election in which they have the right
[00:25:11] to vote, however some of those with whom we spoke say that
[00:25:15] they will not go to the polls, they do not believe that
[00:25:18] anything can be changed through elections. They do not recognize themselves in the political offer
[00:25:22] and, as they say, they have no one to vote for. I honestly
[00:25:25] did not plan to, I have not voted in an election for a few
[00:25:29] years since I became an adult. I don't know who I would vote for, honestly, I wouldn't give
[00:25:32] my vote to anyone in this country, as it is currently? Well
[00:25:36] I haven't voted for 20 years, I don't know
[00:25:39] why I would now. What is it that discourages people, young people first
[00:25:43] and foremost, from voting, are we not? Common sense, approximately,
[00:25:46] there is no such candidate for whom I would currently vote.
[00:25:51] It suits, I generally think that the negative political situation
[00:25:55] and dissatisfaction will not "force" young
[00:25:58] people to go to new elections even though the new voting
[00:26:01] system. speaks and gives the possibility
[00:26:05] of change, I think it would be good if they went out to
[00:26:08] vote, because we can restore trust in institutions. As
[00:26:12] The problem also highlights the campaign that repeats from cycle to cycle, with
[00:26:16] the same inflammatory rhetoric that reopens old divisions
[00:26:19] instead of talking about what citizens truly
[00:26:23] need today. Sometimes I would really cry for the simple reason that three
[00:26:27] decades have passed, mhm, since the war, since all
[00:26:30] the events, genocide, aggression. Now
[00:26:33] we are seeing the same narratives again, my Sergey is
[00:26:36] 18 years old, so he can vote for the first time, what
[00:26:40] advice should I give him on who to vote for. The approach hasn't
[00:26:43] changed, explain communication experts.
[00:26:46] Instead of new topics and concrete solutions, politicians
[00:26:50] continue to rely on familiar messages and recognizable party
[00:26:53] marketing. This, they add, can hardly animate younger
[00:26:57] voters. They use old ideas, they use
[00:27:00] worn-out phrases, they use.
[00:27:02] what we can say that doesn't attract young people, it's
[00:27:06] some old outfit that relies on some
[00:27:10] socialist period. A different approach is possible on social
[00:27:13] networks, but for that, says Kapetanović, greater
[00:27:16] independence and decisiveness of candidates are needed. They
[00:27:20] must have something called insubordination to the party
[00:27:24] leader, in our country one central
[00:27:27] office generates, I mean, and this
[00:27:30] directs, gives instructions.
[00:27:32] I can say that for all parties, we see that through visuals, we see that
[00:27:36] through different messages, young people recognize that easily,
[00:27:40] because young people are taught and they see that
[00:27:43] they are, I mean, they were born with a digital screen and they see
[00:27:47] some other elections and some other campaigns. Young people don't necessarily
[00:27:51] give up on elections because they are not interested in politics, but because
[00:27:55] the offer of candidates has not changed for years, while they are offered
[00:27:58] the same faces and the same messages, it's hard to expect that
[00:28:01] this year... they will find a reason to give their vote to
[00:28:05] someone (Fedja Kulina N1).
[00:28:20] The pre-election campaign in Bosnia and Herzegovina is entering its
[00:28:23] most heated phase, instead of evaluating
[00:28:26] normative reform results in the past
[00:28:29] mandate, the public space is dominated by... populist
[00:28:33] narratives, ethno-national tensions, clientelistic
[00:28:36] calculations, while the trio boasts of historical
[00:28:40] breakthroughs, the opposition is waiting for their collapse, the question
[00:28:44] is whether Bosnia and Herzegovina is entering a phase of permanent
[00:28:48] paralysis, this morning on New Day, a socio-political
[00:28:51] diagnosis of the situation is given by Professor Enver Kazaz, good
[00:28:54] morning, good morning, thank you for the invitation, greetings to your
[00:28:57] viewers, is the beginning of this campaign
[00:29:01] inspiring, professor? How do you
[00:29:04] view it, how do you analyze what we have seen in
[00:29:08] these first seven days, and it is very
[00:29:11] stupid, uh,
[00:29:13] so, uh, on one hand the same patterns as before, not
[00:29:17] only that, I mean, this one is even
[00:29:20] stupider, uh, namely, when you
[00:29:23] look at the slogans that appear in
[00:29:26] the public space, uh, like, uh,
[00:29:29] for example, just SDA, then three. times
[00:29:33] 50, 50,000
[00:29:35] uh new jobs, 50 million
[00:29:39] investments,
[00:29:42] and I don't know 50 who knows what, or live
[00:29:45] freely, or for example the slogan
[00:29:49] uh
[00:29:51] civic country of lilies or,
[00:29:55] so the slogan or one team,
[00:29:58] one country, uh, however you
[00:30:01] look at it... "none of them
[00:30:05] has any contact with
[00:30:08] reality, that means that they are essentially
[00:30:12] a lie, and uh, that lie is
[00:30:15] stupid, that lie is not only
[00:30:19] populist, it is actually very
[00:30:21] dangerous because it misleads voters
[00:30:24] it relies on
[00:30:27] our very superficial reactions,
[00:30:31] so that..." young people here in the report, unfortunately you didn't have
[00:30:34] the opportunity, but here uh, what
[00:30:37] uh almost every young person said is that they will not
[00:30:41] go to the elections and that there is no
[00:30:45] political offer in this constellation
[00:30:48] of power. Apathy,
[00:30:51] lack of will have seized not
[00:30:55] only Bosnia and Herzegovina but humanity. We
[00:30:58] are living a sub...