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[00:00:01] we, the Info Hause Foundation, in cooperation with
[00:00:05] EED from Brussels, are actually running a campaign now.
[00:00:09] We are trying to tell women to be smart.
[00:00:12] We are not saying vote for
[00:00:15] unfortunately, and women, I mean, it's even stupid to force someone, but
[00:00:19] think smart, and when you vote for women, vote for women
[00:00:23] who have something to offer. We have had, over the last
[00:00:27] 30 years, brilliant women who have...
[00:00:30] "done a lot of work. I would say in this mandate, I could have joked a little with
[00:00:33] salt, I mean, I'm serious about
[00:00:37] this populism, but I think
[00:00:40] Ms. Sabina Čudić is much, how would
[00:00:43] I say, more useful
[00:00:46] more functional in politics than many men we
[00:00:50] reached some agreement at know and who are now holding
[00:00:53] uh I recognize Ms. Cvijanović as
[00:00:56] much more rational than Mr.
[00:01:00] Dodik. Ms. Borjana Krišto had
[00:01:03] several brilliant , shining moments during
[00:01:07] this uh uh mandate now in the
[00:01:10] Council of Ministers, if nothing else, cooperation with the European
[00:01:14] Union was decent and successful during her
[00:01:17] mandate and so on and so forth. What is actually
[00:01:21] important to me is that women realize that
[00:01:24] when voting, it can be a true
[00:01:27] matriarchy, matriarchy. They
[00:01:30] do not vote only for that candidate
[00:01:34] against someone, but to vote for the future of their family. We first
[00:01:38] think of others, then of ourselves.
[00:01:40] Men, especially politicians, no, so I am not
[00:01:44] generalizing, always think only of themselves. This is shown by these
[00:01:47] campaigns, this is shown by the fact that we
[00:01:50] must admire them, this shows with what force
[00:01:53] they approach work, generally I could go on like this, but the
[00:01:57] show doesn't last, yes, just briefly for the end. "Do you believe that
[00:02:01] in this campaign, economic topics will prevail, not just
[00:02:05] hate speech, that has already been proven, nationalism
[00:02:08] and hate speech. Many will say that somehow all
[00:02:11] parties were served, the moment of death of
[00:02:14] a convicted war criminal, but why wasn't it served to us two, we
[00:02:18] two had a lot to say about
[00:02:21] the events in Belgrade in recent days, but we have
[00:02:24] responsibility towards the public, we have responsibility towards
[00:02:28] ourselves, why isn't it served to us?" Why aren't harsh words, obscure
[00:02:31] statements, insults,
[00:02:35] disparagement, mm,
[00:02:38] why are they not served to us as journalists? I even on
[00:02:41] public, I on my social networks don't allow myself that,
[00:02:45] because I know I have some, I have 5,000 followers so I have
[00:02:49] some small responsibility. So nothing is served to them, they
[00:02:52] are simply like that, greed, desire for power
[00:02:56] they don't choose the means how they will get to it, it's excellent. How would
[00:03:00] I say, a political moment, but every moment is excellent for them. So
[00:03:04] here I primarily mean Mr. Dodik who is
[00:03:07] a champion of impoliteness
[00:03:10] and a champion, how would I say, both Dodik and Vučić and the opposition itself from
[00:03:14] Republika Srpska, but now oh
[00:03:17] Republika Srpska has some opposition
[00:03:21] on paper it has to be said that it has yes, well I saw that opposition
[00:03:25] last night was dealing with a video
[00:03:27] of this gentleman Vuković riding, so much for
[00:03:31] fields. seem more like the surface of the opposition, yes, Ms. Kurt, thank you very much, I think your
[00:03:35] analysis was interesting to the viewers, thank you very much
[00:03:38] for this analysis, I am sure we
[00:03:42] will see each other after the elections and we will have more to say, we are alive and well,
[00:03:46] thank you very much, dear viewers, that was journalist Senka Kurt, stay with Dan
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[00:05:28] The plenum of the Logistics Consortium of Bosnia and Herzegovina, in coordination
[00:05:31] with representative associations of road
[00:05:34] carriers from Serbia, Montenegro and North Macedonia, announced that joint
[00:05:38] regional protests of the transport sector will begin on September
[00:05:41] 14th at border crossings towards member states of the European
[00:05:45] Union. The protests, as announced by the consortium, will be organized
[00:05:48] due to the lack of a concrete and sustainable solution for the problem
[00:05:51] of limited stay of professional drivers from Western Balkan countries in
[00:05:55] the Schengen area. In this regard, we have
[00:05:58] Nikola Brković, a member of the Logistics Consortium, Mr.
[00:06:02] Brković, good day, welcome to the N1
[00:06:04] program. Good day, thank you very much
[00:06:08] for
[00:06:10] calling in. Is this, Mr.
[00:06:14] Brković, the final decision regarding the protests, given that, as we can see,
[00:06:18] during the day there are certain meetings between
[00:06:21] the carriers themselves, so here in Serbia as well as in Bosnia and
[00:06:25] Herzegovina, some bans on blockades have been announced, so what information
[00:06:28] do you have at this
[00:06:29] moment?
[00:06:33] Uh, we, as us, from the logistics consortium
[00:06:37] of Bosnia and Herzegovina, are determined
[00:06:40] in our agreements and
[00:06:43] everything, however, as you know, this protest was announced as
[00:06:47] regional, where Serbia is the main
[00:06:49] coordinator for other countries, and we have
[00:06:53] nothing to hide, Serbia with its geographical and
[00:06:56] economic status is the strongest country
[00:07:00] in the region, so we all depend
[00:07:02] on that joint
[00:07:06] appearance and coordination, however, there have been changes
[00:07:10] and yesterday, as we received information, the Republic of
[00:07:14] Serbia had a meeting with the European Commission
[00:07:17] where four countries participated, these are
[00:07:20] Greece, Slovakia, Croatia and Romania,
[00:07:24] and they obviously
[00:07:28] received some positive information.
[00:07:31] The European Commission at that meeting promised them many
[00:07:34] things, so today
[00:07:38] voting is taking place among other cantons
[00:07:41] in... the Republic of Serbia, whether
[00:07:44] everyone is for going out to protests or to
[00:07:47] wait until those promises of the European
[00:07:51] Commission are fulfilled. What I can say is that we are excellently
[00:07:55] organized, that we already have
[00:07:59] the number of vehicles and coordinators and everything,
[00:08:02] however, we will wait for the final decision of the Republic of Serbia because this
[00:08:06] protest was announced as regional from the beginning, so
[00:08:09] we don't want to make this... exceptions
[00:08:13] or some things so that it
[00:08:16] doesn't seem that only we want to protest
[00:08:19] and therefore we will follow what
[00:08:22] the other countries say, so either
[00:08:26] we go out together or most likely we won't
[00:08:29] go out either if, for example, Serbia abandons that crossing the
[00:08:32] borders, uh, therefore these other two countries, North Macedonia
[00:08:36] and Montenegro, will not go out either, and you yourselves said somewhere
[00:08:40] that if Serbia does not agree to that, then there is absolutely no
[00:08:43] sense for these other countries to go out, if I understood
[00:08:47] correctly. Yes, that's true, so that's
[00:08:50] one of the reasons for our motto and our
[00:08:54] policy, so we are not those who want to destroy the economy
[00:08:57] or cause any
[00:09:01] delays anywhere, so our interest is absolutely not that, in
[00:09:04] the end, we are causing huge damage to ourselves,
[00:09:08] this is what citizens need to know
[00:09:11] that... "the problem is not solved
[00:09:14] and if we don't go out to protest,
[00:09:17] we won't be able to perform our
[00:09:21] regular daily tasks every
[00:09:25] day, so what will
[00:09:28] happen next, I'm honestly interested, so
[00:09:31] what is the factual
[00:09:34] situation, uh, none of us has
[00:09:37] a concrete solution or anything except promises, as before,
[00:09:41] however..." "for the first time the European Commission
[00:09:44] has turned our attention to,
[00:09:48] has brought to our attention that they are aware of our problem, they have rejected it
[00:09:52] a lot, so these are some
[00:09:55] of our current positions
[00:09:57] that we simply wait for
[00:10:01] other countries, and if they give up, we will too, that is
[00:10:04] the factual situation, because what businessmen say
[00:10:08] is that we are doing this only for our own interest, well, let them..."
[00:10:12] "they themselves refute
[00:10:15] it in another way, if it's not like that, because
[00:10:19] the same businessmen will have no one to drive, I responsibly claim that if
[00:10:23] all our drivers are."
[00:10:25] returned from the borders or receive bans
[00:10:29] on exiting Croatia from Hungary, which is now
[00:10:32] the practice for the last month, as each driver
[00:10:36] approaches, more or less everyone has over 90 days,
[00:10:40] those 90 days are not difficult to fulfill at all, that's six months at
[00:10:44] 15 days, and they count
[00:10:47] the last 180 days from the moment the passport is scanned,
[00:10:51] so our
[00:10:54] capacities are in this
[00:10:57] case either halved or completely suspended. Earlier
[00:11:00] it was said that these problems would be solved bilaterally
[00:11:04] between these
[00:11:07] countries of the region and countries of the European Union, now
[00:11:10] you mentioned that Serbia has generally
[00:11:15] the meeting, you mentioned Greece, Slovakia, Romania and Croatia,
[00:11:19] if I'm not mistaken,
[00:11:21] what is, do you have information what solution has been found at
[00:11:25] this moment? Mm,
[00:11:29] the solution has not yet come into force,
[00:11:32] so these are just promises, as they have
[00:11:35] promised us before with visas
[00:11:38] and all sorts of things, however,
[00:11:41] it is up to us to hope and we are not those who are destroyers of
[00:11:45] the state's economy, so Serbia,
[00:11:49] Serbia has said that they should be given
[00:11:52] another chance, although... "I believe they
[00:11:55] had more time, because the first process, as you know, was in
[00:11:59] January, before January many debates were held,
[00:12:03] many meetings, so I can freely say that this legal battle
[00:12:06] has been going on for more than two years, so
[00:12:10] I sincerely hope
[00:12:13] that something positive will happen so that we can finally
[00:12:17] get out of this agony, because as
[00:12:20] you know, we transporters have never gone on strike
[00:12:23] or made any protests, but
[00:12:27] only when we literally came to a wall, when we could
[00:12:31] no longer work,
[00:12:34] unfortunately, our state also has no understanding for
[00:12:37] that, because the mere fact that Serbia had a meeting
[00:12:41] with the European Commission, with embassies, means
[00:12:45] their country is
[00:12:48] obviously diplomatically much stronger than ours, because they managed
[00:12:52] to get a meeting, we are witnesses that... I wanted to ask you, Mr.
[00:12:56] Brković, have you in the meantime had any communication with the Minister of Transport and
[00:12:59] Communications of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Mr. Forto, so after this
[00:13:03] information that Serbia nevertheless managed to
[00:13:06] talk, that it was somewhere generally
[00:13:10] close to any agreement, has Mr. Forto tried to
[00:13:14] do anything with any other European Union country on that
[00:13:17] bilateral level?
[00:13:21] For now, no positive news
[00:13:25] from Minister Forto, as far as I know, he tried with
[00:13:28] the Republic of Croatia and what is true is that the Republic of
[00:13:31] Croatia has passed a law on foreigners in its parliament,
[00:13:34] which would allow us
[00:13:37] some kind of visas, however,
[00:13:40] that regulation has not yet been issued and as long as that
[00:13:44] regulation is not issued, those visas will not be able to be made, however,
[00:13:47] the same Republic of Croatia has
[00:13:50] promised members in
[00:13:53] the Republic of Serbia that... "if we don't go out to protest
[00:13:57] they will do something next week, but I say again,
[00:14:00] that is a conversation between
[00:14:03] the European Commission and the Republic of Serbia, not the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina,
[00:14:07] unfortunately, not a single politician has contacted us
[00:14:10] except Minister Forto when he came out with us to protest,
[00:14:13] and what I can see is that Minister Forto
[00:14:16] is very much aware of our problems, but
[00:14:20] I think he is powerless and
[00:14:23] it is too late." it started
[00:14:27] for any diplomacy to be activated and for diplomatic
[00:14:29] agreements to be created
[00:14:33] between us and neighboring countries, because
[00:14:36] this law dates back to 1995 and
[00:14:40] I believe that in 30 years it should have been resolved, just as
[00:14:43] cabin crew, pilots,
[00:14:47] train drivers and sailors resolved their status in Schengen, except
[00:14:51] us road carriers and drivers.
[00:14:55] Yes, Mr. Brković, nothing, so we are waiting
[00:14:59] for the epilogue of the meetings, primarily in
[00:15:02] Serbia, between their, as you call them, cantons, uh, and
[00:15:05] you will probably officially decide somewhere whether there will be
[00:15:09] protests on Monday or not.
[00:15:11] Of course, we are waiting for the official
[00:15:14] information from Serbia, we all have that unofficial information,
[00:15:18] everyone has contact with someone,
[00:15:21] but what we primarily want,
[00:15:25] since Serbia is the one that organized all
[00:15:28] this, is to go with a regional
[00:15:31] approach, we will wait for their final
[00:15:35] decision and see what we will do next.
[00:15:38] "I mean, let's not lie, Bosnia and Herzegovina, already
[00:15:42] from the previous period we saw that we are not diplomatically,
[00:15:45] nor geographically
[00:15:48] important at all as Serbia, unfortunately, I say again
[00:15:52] unfortunately, because it is very disheartening that
[00:15:55] our diplomacy is not recognized anywhere in the world,
[00:15:59] it's not just Minister Ford, you have the Minister of Foreign Affairs and
[00:16:03] relations, who I am now publicly asking, what happened?
[00:16:07] Which minister worked for any driver who was
[00:16:10] arrested? So we witnessed literally
[00:16:13] our drivers were arrested 50-100 meters away
[00:16:17] and no one reacted. So our politicians react excellently
[00:16:20] when there is
[00:16:24] intolerance in the region to raise political tensions, we are
[00:16:28] first there, but when we need to do something concrete, they are nowhere
[00:16:31] to be found. Yes, Mr. Brković, we are following the situation, of course,
[00:16:34] we will inform the public, as you inform
[00:16:38] us media. Good luck, and thank you very much for joining the show
[00:16:41] Dan uživo. I would like to take this opportunity to once
[00:16:45] again commend your television, because you have been following us from the beginning and presenting
[00:16:49] the news exactly as it is, so
[00:16:52] a big thank you from the consortium, thank you. So
[00:16:55] dear viewers, that was Nikola Brković from the
[00:16:59] Logistics consortium.