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[00:00:04] "We hope that the United States will choose the path of wisdom and reason,
[00:00:08] but if they resort to military options again, we are now better prepared than before and
[00:00:12] we will take all necessary measures to defend ourselves. If they choose the path of
[00:00:16] diplomacy, we are ready. The United States has lost
[00:00:19] in the war of
[00:00:20] diplomacy in the past.
[00:00:24] Catalonia has been hit by a strong storm with heavy rainfall that left
[00:00:28] flooded streets behind.
[00:00:30] Damaged roads, at least two people have died, and one person is reported
[00:00:34] missing, authorities said. Firefighters
[00:00:37] had to rescue drivers trapped in their cars.
[00:00:41] traffic in Barcelona, as well as
[00:00:44] railway traffic in the region, according to Spanish
[00:00:48] media.
[00:00:52] Voting has begun in Brazil in presidential elections that could
[00:00:55] mean the country's return to the right-wing course. Thirteen candidates are fighting for the presidency,
[00:00:59] but the favorites are the current president Luis Ignacio Lula de
[00:01:02] Silva and Senator Flavio Bolsonaro,
[00:01:06] son of the former president convicted of attempted coup. For Lula
[00:01:09] de Silva, one of the icons of the global Left, it would be his
[00:01:13] fourth term. Flavio Bolsonaro enjoys the support of
[00:01:16] Conservatives, as well as Washington. Public opinion
[00:01:19] polls indicate that a second round is inevitable, meaning that no
[00:01:23] candidate will win the necessary majority in the first round.
[00:01:26] 160 people have the right to vote.
[00:01:33] I think the future of this country will only be
[00:01:36] guaranteed if we continue to believe
[00:01:39] in education. We need to train, train and
[00:01:43] train more and more young people to
[00:01:46] prepare them for this industrial digital
[00:01:49] revolution, for the energy
[00:01:51] bingobih.ba. In transition, for these critical minerals like rare earths,
[00:01:55] these are new things that happened, you know, in the
[00:01:58] world and that we... we will have to take advantage of this for the
[00:02:02] good of development. We will not do what we did in the gold cycle
[00:02:06] or in iron ore, just export
[00:02:09] raw products. We will want to process them here in
[00:02:13] Brazil, transform and produce things with
[00:02:16] added value, that's why we need to train our youth.
[00:02:30] The Bosnian and Herzegovinian national football team will play its fourth-round match
[00:02:33] in the Nations League tomorrow. Their guests at Bilino Polje in Zenica are the Polish national team.
[00:02:37] It will be the Dragons' fourth match in 11 days, and Sergej Barvareš says that
[00:02:41] the team is tired, although at the highest level, every national team
[00:02:45] faces the same problems. Edin Džeko has left the national team, and this is
[00:02:48] the biggest handicap for the Dragons, while Robert Lewandowski will not play
[00:02:52] for Poland. The coach believes that the chances of winning are good
[00:02:56] and that Bosnia and Herzegovina can get new important three points.
[00:03:02] As for this upcoming match, I think we all know how to read the table and
[00:03:06] we all know what could happen with
[00:03:08] each result, and
[00:03:12] this, but we will leave that for after
[00:03:15] the match. Of course, our goal is to try to win
[00:03:18] this match. We have a little experience from a few days ago
[00:03:22] with the Polish national team and we will try to
[00:03:26] go for those three points.
[00:03:30] The Nations League competition continues tonight, with four matches
[00:03:34] being played in League A. The focus will be on Portugal, who must find a way to
[00:03:37] deal with Cristiano Ronaldo's sudden departure from the national team gathering due to
[00:03:41] disagreements with the coach. The Portuguese
[00:03:43] play against Norway, who want to record their first win after two
[00:03:47] defeats. Instead of focusing on the match, the Portuguese had to answer
[00:03:50] media questions related to Ronaldo. In other matches,
[00:03:54] Greece, Germany, Netherlands, Serbia and Wales
[00:03:58] will play.
[00:04:05] As for Chris, I spoke with him and what I told him is the same
[00:04:09] as what I will say here. The most important thing is that, no matter what
[00:04:12] happens, Chris will never stop being the greatest symbol of our
[00:04:16] national team, the greatest symbol of Portuguese football and
[00:04:19] probably, actually not probably, but
[00:04:22] certainly, the greatest symbol of our country, because of everything he has
[00:04:25] done not only in Portugal, but also worldwide.
[00:04:28] The Dutchman Verstappen won
[00:04:31] the Bahrain Grand Prix race. The race was held at the
[00:04:35] Sepang circuit in Malaysia due to the war in the Middle East. The four-time world champion
[00:04:38] found himself in an excellent position in everything.
[00:04:42] In changeable weather, he first lost two positions, and
[00:04:45] then returned to first place ahead of two Mercedes
[00:04:48] drivers. George Russell eventually retired from the race, and the top
[00:04:52] three were completed by Kimi Antonelli and Louis Hamilton.
[00:04:55] Despite finishing second, Antonelli gained an additional advantage
[00:04:59] in the overall standings and is now leading with 320 points.
[00:05:02] Russell is second with 236, while
[00:05:05] Mercedes convincingly leads the constructors' standings
[00:05:08] with 556 points. And finally, let's look at the weather
[00:05:19] forecast. Next week, more clouds,
[00:05:23] occasional precipitation and temperature fluctuations. The cloud
[00:05:27] system moving from Central Europe southward will partly
[00:05:30] affect our country. There will be an increase in cloudiness,
[00:05:34] but for now it remains dry. During the night,
[00:05:37] tomorrow morning it will be mostly clear. Tomorrow afternoon. afternoon
[00:05:40] an increase in cloudiness is expected, but
[00:05:44] dry weather will remain, and a light north
[00:05:47] wind will blow. The minimum temperature in Bosnia will be up to 7
[00:05:51] degrees, warmer in the south up to 16, the highest daily from
[00:05:54] 22 to 28. Longer
[00:05:58] sunny periods will be on Tuesday and Wednesday, while from Thursday
[00:06:01] more clouds are expected with more frequent precipitation.
[00:06:05] The highest daily temperature will be up to 28 degrees, and from
[00:06:09] Thursday a few degrees cooler.
[00:06:13] Immediately after the news, do not miss the special broadcast dedicated to the general
[00:06:16] elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with Ajla Šabanović and Amir
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[00:06:23] n1info.Ba. Thank you for your attention, have a pleasant rest of the
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[00:09:13] among politicians does the saying apply, there are no eternal
[00:09:16] friends or enemies, only eternal interests? Who
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[00:09:39] a more just society, a society tailored to every citizen of Bosnia
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[00:15:30] Good evening, dear viewers, welcome to another historic
[00:15:34] election night. Good evening, votes were cast throughout Bosnia and
[00:15:37] Herzegovina and abroad, by those who
[00:15:40] wanted to, of course. Tonight we will follow how the new
[00:15:44] political landscape of Bosnia and Herzegovina will look. These are the first
[00:15:46] elections in our country where new election technologies were
[00:15:49] used, biometric identification, scanners for
[00:15:53] ballots. This is the first time that electronic
[00:15:56] data is transmitted in this way, which is why we will very soon,
[00:15:59] Amir, hopefully find out the results. However, technology
[00:16:03] cannot eliminate all irregularities, but these should be the fairest
[00:16:07] elections. Have they been? What have they brought us? We will analyze this in the coming
[00:16:10] hours with our guests in the studio. With us are
[00:16:14] economist Svetlana Cenić
[00:16:17] psychologist Ibrahim Prohić.
[00:16:19] Tonight in the role of analysts of these
[00:16:22] elections, so don't change the channel, stay with us. This is election
[00:16:25] night on N1.
[00:16:28] Our reporters are of course following the atmosphere
[00:16:40] in the election headquarters, we are following the first reactions, expectations and estimates
[00:16:44] after the closing of polling stations. Soon we will see where
[00:16:47] celebrations are taking place, where things are still pending and
[00:16:51] who is ready to be the first to appear before the cameras. Yes, we will see
[00:16:54] our reporters now, so all these reporters of ours are
[00:16:58] in the election headquarters of the largest political
[00:17:01] parties in Bosnia and Herzegovina, we will certainly bring you the picture and atmosphere from the election
[00:17:05] headquarters across the country, we will follow all developments live.
[00:17:08] This night brings us
[00:17:26] answers to many questions, but before we find them out, let's
[00:17:29] see where we are and what we
[00:17:33] voted for, what positions we voted for, we will find out from our colleague Esmir
[00:17:37] Milović, who will be with us this election night. Esmir, tell us
[00:17:41] the data that we know so far regarding this election
[00:17:44] day. Good evening Aila, good evening Amir, what we certainly know at
[00:17:48] this moment is that by 5 PM
[00:17:52] just over a million voters had cast their ballots
[00:17:55] in Bosnia and Herzegovina, specifically 1,097,589
[00:17:59] 97.589
[00:18:03] voters or 32.20%
[00:18:06] for approximately.
[00:18:16] at an enormously large number of polling
[00:18:19] stations in Bosnia and Herzegovina, more than 500
[00:18:23] polling stations in Bosnia and Herzegovina
[00:18:26] were in these elections, and what is also
[00:18:29] certain is that we will find out a large number of those
[00:18:32] who were at those elections and were elected
[00:18:36] to these positions,
[00:18:39] now we will see the first graphic related
[00:18:43] to this, a total of 3.4 million voters on the voter
[00:18:47] list, a total of 5,569
[00:18:50] polling stations, of which slightly more than 5,000 regular
[00:18:54] and 385 mobile, and 20
[00:18:57] diplomatic-consular missions in
[00:19:00] 13 federal
[00:19:02] states.
[00:19:06] What is also important to say is that a total of
[00:19:10] 518 officeholders are being elected, of which
[00:19:13] 7,028 candidates were
[00:19:16] a
[00:19:21] citizens elected the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina,
[00:19:25] the House of Representatives of the Parliamentary Assembly, the House of Representatives of the
[00:19:28] Parliament of the Federation, the President and Vice President of Republika Srpska,
[00:19:32] the National Assembly of the
[00:19:34] Cantons.
[00:19:41] "That's what we had so far regarding
[00:19:45] these figures, of course we expect the first results of this year's
[00:19:48] elections at 8 PM. Yes, Esmir, thank you for now, we will certainly follow
[00:19:52] the first results during the night, which, we hope, Amir, will start arriving soon, considering
[00:19:56] that the Central Election Commission announced that as early as 8 PM
[00:20:00] we should have the first data, as we said in the introduction,
[00:20:03] electronic data processing given the use of new technologies, that's
[00:20:07] right.
[00:20:08] Yes,
[00:20:18] you saw our guests in the studio at the very beginning, tonight we are analyzing with
[00:20:21] Ms. Svetlana Cenić, economist,
[00:20:25] Mr. Ibrahim Prohić, psychologist, who are tonight in the role of
[00:20:28] analysts on election night. Good evening, Ms. Cenić,
[00:20:32] Mr. Prohić, good evening, good evening, Ms. Cenić,
[00:20:36] before... it remains tense, maybe a little to relax, and
[00:20:40] 10 years ago elections, one of the
[00:20:43] historic elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Ajla and I were there, those were
[00:20:47] the first elections a television channel covered, you were there.
[00:20:50] "And now tell me, if we asked you the same questions
[00:20:53] as 10 years ago, would we get the same
[00:20:56] answers? You would get them, just with a greater dose of
[00:21:00] cynicism, nothing else, because now
[00:21:03] one becomes a cynic with age, whoever lives in Bosnia and
[00:21:06] Herzegovina, every day adds a crumb of cynicism
[00:21:09] to their life, because I watch, 10
[00:21:13] years ago I watched the same characters, just the other day I was walking
[00:21:17] through the city, now from those billboards." "some just
[00:21:20] changed parties, nothing else, and they look good, some
[00:21:24] stayed, some stayed, no, but
[00:21:28] the billboard worked so that I was surprised, is that it, how does
[00:21:32] he not age, I look at me, these are technologies, so I say
[00:21:35] those technologies, we keep up with the times, and all the same characters, I
[00:21:39] say, these guys have subscribed, elections are just
[00:21:43] for me to get another mandate, nothing
[00:21:46] else, there are some newer characters perhaps than..."
[00:21:50] or some new parties on the scene, but everything
[00:21:53] else, the same parties, the same characters, moving
[00:21:57] from party to party, of course the eternal Milorad
[00:22:00] Dodik in Republika Srpska, it's all just,
[00:22:04] you say Milorad Dodik, you don't need to list parties or
[00:22:08] government, or opposition or anything, just Milorad Dodik.
[00:22:11] Mr. Prohić, we said in the introduction, what kind of new political
[00:22:14] landscape of Bosnia and Herzegovina awaits us after these elections? Is it
[00:22:18] even worth mentioning "new," given what Ms.
[00:22:22] Cenić says, will everything be the same for us? My first
[00:22:25] association to your question was: some time ago
[00:22:29] I was looking through my texts that I wrote for
[00:22:32] Oslobođenje about twenty years ago, and
[00:22:36] I was defeated by the fact that those
[00:22:39] texts could be published now and they would look
[00:22:41] current, just change the date, hmm,
[00:22:45] and therefore... the conclusion
[00:22:49] clearly follows that Bosnia and Herzegovina is a society
[00:22:53] that is not moving, or to be more precise, that is not
[00:22:57] allowed to move,
[00:23:00] and uh, some laws of physics, if I
[00:23:04] remember correctly from high school days,
[00:23:07] say that when there is no
[00:23:10] movement, you remain at the level you were
[00:23:13] before, but there is decay,
[00:23:17] so like a human body, exactly, exactly. Well, even
[00:23:20] social being follows some laws like
[00:23:23] our organism, but look now
[00:23:27] what it's about, uh, it's not
[00:23:30] just that you decay if you don't move, but others go
[00:23:33] forward, mhm, then the distance between the
[00:23:36] developed and underdeveloped increases, that is, the distance between the rich
[00:23:40] and the poor, and these are the tendencies that
[00:23:43] truly have a depressing effect, what
[00:23:46] my colleague Svetlana is talking about...
[00:23:50] shows a general state,
[00:23:53] a mental state in BiH, sociologists call this
[00:23:57] state anomie, so not anemia, but anomie,
[00:24:00] in short, it is a state in which people do not believe that
[00:24:04] they can change anything on the social level, that is, they do not
[00:24:08] believe they can change anything in their individual
[00:24:10] existence, this is a devastating
[00:24:13] state, I have a wise saying for that which relates to what I have
[00:24:17] said so far, so... "it's not
[00:24:20] the problem that the situation is bad, or rather, it's not
[00:24:24] the fundamental problem of what the situation is in a
[00:24:27] society, the problem is tendencies, mhm,
[00:24:30] tendencies in BiH are alarming and they are worse
[00:24:34] than a bad situation,
[00:24:37] tell me, I just wanted to say, we have come down to that
[00:24:41] few uh all of Bosnia and Herzegovina, these
[00:24:44] parties like, but not societies with limited
[00:24:48] liability, but societies without..." responsibility, so everything,
[00:24:52] all of them are like private companies, I'm
[00:24:55] the boss, you're all here, maybe there's some
[00:24:58] little director, but you're all here, you
[00:25:02] exist for the purpose of glorifying my image and
[00:25:05] work, and all such parties have
[00:25:09] surrounded, employed Bosnia and Herzegovina,
[00:25:12] and then it's no wonder that voter turnout is lower,
[00:25:16] because first they scare us with technologies, and second...
[00:25:20] "when I see the same faces, the same companies, the same everything,
[00:25:24] it's like having that, you're watching if
[00:25:27] Lidl will come so you can buy something else, I mean, don't
[00:25:31] just buy the same goods, it's the same with this, political
[00:25:34] goods, the same, you mentioned technologies, you both voted,
[00:25:38] I assume, uh, what is your impression, very
[00:25:41] simple, I don't know if I spent a minute
[00:25:44] there, very simple,
[00:25:47] everything without any problems." "much
[00:25:50] simpler than back then when you got a basket of
[00:25:53] papers, and then you had to look who it was, and then it took
[00:25:57] your ID card, and then they registered it, and then they found you on the list, and then they
[00:26:00] found your grandmother and great-grandmother and all the other
[00:26:04] deceased, much, much simpler, I
[00:26:08] am really very satisfied and
[00:26:11] uh, I would not forgive myself, even though the offer is
[00:26:14] such, if I had not gone to the elections precisely because I advocated
[00:26:18] for something like this, not to count us
[00:26:21] as if we were Chinese and Indians combined,
[00:26:23] approximately, that's how long it took to count the votes, when Alja
[00:26:27] opened the topic of election technologies, Mr. Prohić, what is your experience, what do you
[00:26:31] say about new elections? Technologies, well, one of
[00:26:34] the uh important problems in
[00:26:38] the political field or in the social being of BiH is
[00:26:42] precisely that constant suspicion
[00:26:45] of vote rigging, but let me
[00:26:48] add something else that is a little more subtle. We
[00:26:51] were actually witnesses to two types of rigging, one rigging
[00:26:55] in the elections and the other, in quotation marks,
[00:26:58] rigging, or rather, misuse of voter will or redefinition
[00:27:02] of voter will, so-called "papci," or rather, those who switch parties, but
[00:27:06] let me add something now that is very important for
[00:27:09] the technology of governance, which is present in BiH, these small
[00:27:13] uh parties are intentionally
[00:27:16] formed which seemingly
[00:27:19] deviate from these established large
[00:27:22] parties, but after the elections, with one or
[00:27:26] two mandates, they will be in the service of those large parties
[00:27:29] that founded them, therefore, we
[00:27:33] had these two types of rigging, this election
[00:27:37] technology I assume will significantly
[00:27:40] reduce the possibility of that
[00:27:44] so-called ordinary rigging, right, or that,
[00:27:47] give us an estimate, do you remember four years ago there were 400,000 and more
[00:27:50] invalid ballots, that's right, that's right,
[00:27:54] I support this this, how many will there be now, I support this
[00:27:57] technology, but I am not sure that... uh that
[00:28:01] there will be a small number of invalid votes, a number of
[00:28:04] people who informed themselves in time, they knew what
[00:28:08] awaited them there and one acquaintance of mine says that
[00:28:12] he uh took that instruction and
[00:28:15] he knew exactly before he went to the elections how to vote,
[00:28:18] a good number of people didn't know that and it's possible that there
[00:28:22] will be a large number of votes, my assumption, based on
[00:28:26] what I don't even know, is that there will be fewer invalid ballots than there
[00:28:29] were before. "because again, I warn about one
[00:28:33] tool that was used
[00:28:36] then, if where
[00:28:39] they rule, certain political parties
[00:28:42] are chosen in the polling committees, they had very
[00:28:46] simple tools to falsify
[00:28:49] those ballots on which their favorites did not get
[00:28:53] a vote, just a little more circle on that ballot
[00:28:56] and the ballot is invalid. Martin Raguš
[00:28:59] once told me that after his
[00:29:03] match with Čović some
[00:29:06] ten or fifteen years ago, people told him that they found
[00:29:09] bags on Trebević,
[00:29:12] bags with uh ballots on which he had
[00:29:15] won. Now a key question arises, how is
[00:29:19] it possible that Dragan Čović is not in Sarajevo,
[00:29:21] but his ideological
[00:29:25] half-brother exists in Sarajevo, who did not
[00:29:29] want Martin Raguš to win. Therefore, when we talk
[00:29:32] about this problem of rigging or
[00:29:36] misuse of voter will, technology will solve only one segment,
[00:29:40] that is, one type of fraud,
[00:29:44] the rest is up to the human factor, and the human factor will
[00:29:47] come into play when coalitions are formed, when
[00:29:51] the election plan is divided,
[00:29:54] I will add something that I would like not
[00:29:57] to forget, so I will say it right away.
[00:30:01] Now, here in Bosnia
[00:30:05] and Herzegovina, every valid
[00:30:08] ideology has been killed, and interest has become the ruling
[00:30:11] ideology. Ms. Cenić, you are telling us that
[00:30:15] the press conference of the Central Election Commission will start soon, but we still have a little time before
[00:30:18] that, so I would like your comment regarding these election irregularities, do you expect
[00:30:22] that the number has decreased at least ? Well, I will just
[00:30:26] say that first of all, they were afraid of this
[00:30:29] technology. And what do I
[00:30:33] know, for example, in Doboj, you know, the turnout
[00:30:37] is a wonder, it's
[00:30:39] a national thing, I don't know
[00:30:42] what to say, democrats all, we
[00:30:46] know why and how, and the biggest machinations were in Doboj,
[00:30:49] but now the turnout is lower, probably precisely because of
[00:30:53] that propaganda that was
[00:30:56] uh distrust towards
[00:30:59] technologies.