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[00:00:19] Good afternoon, dear viewers, you are watching N1
[00:00:21] info.
[00:00:26] BiH carriers are seeking an urgent solution to the issue of drivers' stay in
[00:00:30] European countries and облегчающие for domestic
[00:00:32] companies.
[00:00:36] The formation of a new government in Serbia has been postponed due to repeated voting
[00:00:39] at certain polling stations. The student list is demanding immediate
[00:00:42] resignations of a number of high-ranking officials. Vučić denies that he
[00:00:46] planned a coup d'état on election
[00:00:48] night.
[00:00:51] In Spain, three days of mourning, after a train accident in which
[00:00:54] 69 people died, rescuers are searching destroyed
[00:00:58] carriages.
[00:01:03] The departure of transport capacities from Bosnia and Herzegovina could
[00:01:07] lead to an increase in transport costs, and thus living
[00:01:10] costs, warned the Minister of Communications and Transport of Bosnia and
[00:01:14] Herzegovina Edin Forto, after the meeting of the working group
[00:01:17] on carriers' problems, the representative of the logistics consortium
[00:01:21] of Bosnia and Herzegovina Zijad Šarić requested an urgent
[00:01:24] solution to the issue of drivers' stay in European countries and
[00:01:28] facilitation for domestic companies.
[00:01:32] The special visa program established by the Republic of Croatia, which we all
[00:01:35] welcomed together, is just coming to life and we will
[00:01:39] only see its effects. It is estimated that between 10
[00:01:42] and 15% of relief will be experienced by transport
[00:01:46] companies when this program is fully
[00:01:50] to send a request to the Ministry What is the problem
[00:01:53] is that what is observed on
[00:01:57] the ground and what the consortium told us today.
[00:02:00] is the fact that in the last period, given that
[00:02:04] some time has already passed since the new border control system was
[00:02:07] established, that a large number of our
[00:02:11] companies and companies, as well as
[00:02:13] drivers, are leaving Bosnia and Herzegovina. Our initiative today
[00:02:17] was particularly in that part to
[00:02:20] initiate a subsidy when it comes to
[00:02:24] fuel relief, so that through the
[00:02:27] Ministry of our
[00:02:32] of Finance and Treasury
[00:02:35] to introduce fuel
[00:02:38] relief.
[00:02:39] Minka Kreho was appointed
[00:02:44] President of the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina, decided the High Judicial and Prosecutorial
[00:02:48] Council of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Kreho has served as acting President of the Court of
[00:02:51] BiH for the past three years after Ranko
[00:02:55] Debevec was removed from office after his arrest.
[00:02:59] She was the only candidate for President of the Court, presenting
[00:03:02] her work program to Vestv, she said that her goal
[00:03:05] is to increase efficiency in cases of organized crime and
[00:03:09] corruption and pointed out the problem of the non-existence of an agency for
[00:03:12] managing confiscated property. From the HJPC of Bosnia and Herzegovina, it was
[00:03:17] more strongly in announced that when making decisions they took into account professional
[00:03:20] knowledge, work experience, previous career results and
[00:03:23] professional impartiality, reputation and ability
[00:03:26] to responsibly perform judicial functions. Students in blockade and representatives
[00:03:34] of the student list in Serbia demanded immediate resignations of a number of high-ranking
[00:03:38] officials, police, judiciary, state institutions, public
[00:03:41] enterprises and announced the first steps they intend to take
[00:03:44] after the election victory. They called on employees of state institutions
[00:03:48] to report the destruction of documentation and possible abuses
[00:03:51] by the outgoing government during the transitional period.
[00:03:55] They said that numerous whistleblowers had already contacted them,
[00:03:59] including, as they claim, current and former ministers. The formation of a new government
[00:04:03] has been postponed for now because voting must be repeated
[00:04:06] on Sunday, November 1st, at 53 polling
[00:04:10] stations.
[00:04:13] We call on employees in state institutions,
[00:04:16] courts, banks, public enterprises and
[00:04:19] media to report any destruction
[00:04:22] of documentation, suspicious payments, contracts and
[00:04:26] orders. We are opening an email to which you can send us information.
[00:04:30] The email address is
[00:04:31] uzbunjivachi@studenti.org.rs.
[00:04:37] We demand the resignations of the General Director
[00:04:40] Manje Grčić, the editor-in-chief of the news
[00:04:44] program Bojana Mlađenović. This
[00:04:46] request has been fulfilled, but we further demand the resignation
[00:04:50] of the Deputy General Director Dejan
[00:04:53] Jovanović. From the four members of the REM Council,
[00:04:56] we demand that they publicly explain why
[00:04:59] they changed their stance and voted
[00:05:02] against the inclusion of informants in election monitoring, the immediate
[00:05:06] irrevocable resignation of Vladimir Lučić and the dismissal of all
[00:05:10] responsible for decisions in which Telekom. was put
[00:05:13] in the service of political influence, unreasonable
[00:05:17] spending of money, the immediate dismissal of all
[00:05:20] police officers who violated the law,
[00:05:23] bravo,
[00:05:26] and above all the chief of the criminal police
[00:05:30] department Marko Kriček, as well as the commander
[00:05:33] of the Gendarmerie Radoslav Repac, as well as the Commander
[00:05:37] of the Special Anti-Terrorist Unit Igor Žmirić,
[00:05:41] as well as the chief. of the police administration in Valjevo
[00:05:44] Vladimir Jerinić that all public prosecutor's offices
[00:05:48] lawfully, impartially and urgently take
[00:05:51] action in cases that have attracted great attention and
[00:05:55] public concern and that they immediately inform
[00:05:58] the public, especially in cases of the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in
[00:06:02] Belgrade in relation to which it is necessary to consider the need
[00:06:05] for substitution and assignment of cases to the Prosecutor's Office for Organized
[00:06:09] Crime. Furthermore, the student... list
[00:06:12] "Students Win" demands from the Chief Public Prosecutor for Organized
[00:06:16] Crime Mladen Nenadić to immediately take action
[00:06:19] in all cases that are of public interest,
[00:06:23] especially in cases of the so-called shed, General Staff
[00:06:27] and sky correspondence. At the same time, we demand
[00:06:30] an urgent inventory of the current situation in public
[00:06:33] institutions, ministries, public
[00:06:37] enterprises, EPS and state funds. Contracts
[00:06:40] and public procurement will be reviewed in accordance with
[00:06:44] the law.
[00:06:47] Aleksandar Vučić denied yesterday's published claims
[00:06:50] by the British Times that he planned violence on election
[00:06:54] night. He also denied media reports that he gave up the alleged plan
[00:06:58] only after a call from
[00:07:00] abroad.
[00:07:03] Let me tell you, I had a meeting as
[00:07:06] the leader of the United Serbia list
[00:07:08] with all uh police
[00:07:12] chiefs and told them, if
[00:07:15] we lose the elections, I will admit defeat
[00:07:17] immediately,
[00:07:22] immediately I will admit defeat, if
[00:07:25] we win, I will not allow anyone to steal that victory,
[00:07:29] that was all, then I first spoke to a
[00:07:33] foreigner after my decision somewhere around
[00:07:35] 11:15,
[00:07:38] so you know that, then Viktor Orban called me.
[00:07:42] then we spoke in the morning,
[00:07:45] I spoke after everything
[00:07:48] friends and two days later with Antonio
[00:07:52] Costa, just to see what kind of liars we are talking about, because
[00:07:56] they start from themselves, they know for themselves that they receive orders from abroad, so
[00:07:59] they start from the assumption that I am the same as them, I have never received
[00:08:03] orders from abroad, nor will I.
[00:08:06] In
[00:08:11] Spain, it's three days. Unfortunately, after a train accident in which 69 people
[00:08:14] died and dozens were injured, rescue teams
[00:08:18] searched the crushed carriages all night. Drones with
[00:08:22] thermal imaging cameras, helicopters and
[00:08:25] search dog units are being used in the operation. The cause of the accident is being investigated, in which
[00:08:29] a high-speed train on the Madrid-Seville route hit
[00:08:32] a stopped train of a private carrier. According to available
[00:08:35] information, the control center in Madrid allowed the train to continue
[00:08:39] without speed restrictions. Audio recordings of conversations
[00:08:42] between the dispatcher and the engineer indicate possible omissions in
[00:08:45] communication. Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez said that the whole
[00:08:49] country is mourning and promised that responsibility will be established.
[00:08:52] About 1.5 people protested last night in front of the Ministry of Transport
[00:08:56] in Madrid. They clashed with the police, who used
[00:09:00] tear gas, while a minute of silence was held across
[00:09:03] the country for
[00:09:04] the victims.
[00:09:12] from the small municipality to the government of
[00:09:15] Spain, we are working day and night to, uh, not
[00:09:18] only provide a response to the victims' families, but of course
[00:09:22] also to clarify every last detail of this
[00:09:25] tragedy and, of course, to reinforce security so that this does not happen
[00:09:29] again. The entire state is focused on the
[00:09:33] response, in a triple aspect, firstly
[00:09:36] in, in, in responding to the emergency, to this
[00:09:40] human tragedy, uh to, uh.
[00:09:43] unfortunately recover the bodies
[00:09:45] that, uh, that have resulted from this
[00:09:48] fatality, from this catastrophe, and of course
[00:09:51] also in their identification, in the affiliation of the
[00:09:55] injured people, in their medical
[00:09:57] assistance, secondly uh the
[00:10:01] knowledge and clarification of what were the causes
[00:10:04] that led to this terrible
[00:10:07] railway accident, uh, and
[00:10:11] finally, uh, it will be a later point.
[00:10:14] in what is, uh, the compensation, at least from a material
[00:10:18] point of view, uh, that the general state administration
[00:10:21] gives to the victims' families of this terrible
[00:10:25] At least 14 people were killed, 10 were injured in a
[00:10:29] Russian drone attack on a railway station in Dnipro. According to the
[00:10:32] National Railway Operator, the drone
[00:10:35] hit a platform where a train operating on the
[00:10:39] Dnipro Zaporizhzhia route was located, as well as one suburban
[00:10:42] train. Medical assistance is being provided to the injured. At the same time,
[00:10:46] it was announced that representatives of Russia, Ukraine and the United States
[00:10:49] should continue negotiations on ending the war in
[00:10:53] Abu Dhabi after November 4. Russian presidential aide
[00:10:56] Yuri Ushakov stated that the continuation of talks was agreed without
[00:11:00] European representatives, while Zelensky expressed hope that the meeting would take place
[00:11:04] in the first half of
[00:11:05] November.
[00:11:08] After more than 96 percent of votes counted in the parliamentary
[00:11:12] elections in Israel, no political bloc has the necessary majority
[00:11:16] of 61 seats to form
[00:11:19] a government. According to preliminary results from the Central
[00:11:22] Election Commission, the opposition bloc gathered around.
[00:11:25] Aisonkot won 48 seats, while Prime Minister
[00:11:29] Benjamin Netanyahu's bloc has 53. Arab
[00:11:33] parties achieved a historic result, winning 19
[00:11:36] seats in the Knesset, thus preventing the current prime minister from achieving
[00:11:40] a majority. After Netanyahu's Likud party
[00:11:43] accused Arab parties of electoral fraud, the Election Commission
[00:11:47] rejected these accusations as unfounded. The leader
[00:11:50] of the joint list said that they are ready to cooperate with the opposition to
[00:11:54] replace the current one.
[00:12:25] the results of the elections were determined by
[00:12:29] one fact, an attempt to ignore the Shabbat of October
[00:12:32] 7th, one and a half million
[00:12:34] or close to one and a half million residents in the state
[00:12:38] of Israel who
[00:12:41] went through
[00:12:44] everything that happened on the Shabbat of October 7th and we thought
[00:12:48] that all the people of Israel, one by one,
[00:12:51] whether Jews or Arabs together with us.
[00:13:05] resignation, leaving office on February 7,
[00:13:08] 2027, eight months before her term expires. She
[00:13:12] informed the bank's Governing Council and the President of the European Council
[00:13:15] Antonio Costa today of her decision. The former
[00:13:19] governors of the central banks of the Netherlands and Spain
[00:13:22] are mentioned as the main candidates for her successor. Her departure in
[00:13:26] February will allow European Union leaders to appoint a new
[00:13:30] head before the presidential elections in France. The resignation comes
[00:13:33] at a sensitive time for the eurozone, hit by inflation
[00:13:37] and rising energy prices
[00:13:38] due to the war with
[00:13:42] I have just informed my fellow policy makers and staff
[00:13:46] at the European Central Bank that I will be stepping down with effect
[00:13:50] on February 7th, 2027, after
[00:13:53] monetary policy governing.
[00:13:56] It has been a great pride and huge privilege to serve this
[00:13:59] institution and I want to thank all those who
[00:14:03] have contributed, supported and
[00:14:06] delivered on the mission that we have in Europe,
[00:14:09] be rock, be solid, deliver price stability,
[00:14:13] financial stability, and I think that I leave this
[00:14:16] institution with a sense of
[00:14:20] good work done and an ECB that is fit
[00:14:24] for the future.
[00:14:29] Let's also look at the weather forecast.
[00:14:33] A warm greeting, dear viewers, since this morning clouds have covered most
[00:14:37] of Bosnia, it is gloomy, occasionally light rain falls,
[00:14:40] sunnier conditions are in Herzegovina in the southwest of Bosnia. However,
[00:14:44] unstable weather will continue, namely, humid air will
[00:14:47] continue to circulate over our regions. Therefore, it will be mostly cloudy
[00:14:51] and still in Bosnia during the afternoon locally.
[00:14:55] with rain, especially in its central part, northern
[00:14:58] areas in Herzegovina remain mostly dry,
[00:15:01] partly sunny. The wind continues from the north-northeast with weak
[00:15:05] to moderate intensity, a northwesterly wind blows in the
[00:15:08] northeast of Bosnia, and temperatures are then in accordance with that,
[00:15:11] around 20 we expect in the Herzegovina area, from 10 to
[00:15:15] 15 will mostly be the maximum values, that is, in
[00:15:19] Bosnia. The rest of the week brings a continuation of cloudier conditions,
[00:15:22] mostly cloudy, with rain. in the mountains and
[00:15:25] snow.
[00:15:28] That's all for this news overview. All current events are available on
[00:15:32] N1info. Thank you for your
[00:15:33] attention.
[00:16:04] Our first guest this morning is Nataša Kandić,
[00:16:07] founder of the Humanitarian Law Fund and
[00:16:11] civil activist. Good, good morning,
[00:16:13] Ms. Kandić, good
[00:16:15] day. Aleksandar Vučić mentioned
[00:16:19] and called you out again in his address after the election
[00:16:23] defeat. At the beginning, we will immediately listen to that
[00:16:26] statement.
[00:16:32] they will do everything they didn't want to tell you, everything they lied about,
[00:16:36] because I repeat... "they are just contractors
[00:16:40] nothing more than that, congratulations to Nataša Kandić, her policy
[00:16:43] has won, 250, Nataša Kandić has
[00:16:47] with enormous external support managed to
[00:16:50] win, I wish them all the best, we will fight."
[00:16:53] Ms. Kandić, how do
[00:16:56] you comment on the fact that the former
[00:16:59] president of the country, at the moment of announcing the results,
[00:17:02] uses you as a target for the umpteenth time so far?".
[00:17:05] Did you enjoy
[00:17:08] his congratulations?
[00:17:11] Well, one cannot even talk about
[00:17:13] whether it was pleasant, but why he did it. He,
[00:17:17] as he repeated in the election
[00:17:21] campaign, pre-election campaign, uh, he constantly
[00:17:24] uh, all those who protest,
[00:17:27] students, citizens and from
[00:17:31] non-governmental organizations singled me out as the bearer
[00:17:34] of some uh attitudes
[00:17:38] that will completely
[00:17:40] destroy uh Serbia, divert it from
[00:17:44] the right path, and that was of course always mentioned,
[00:17:48] first of all, Kosovo, then uh Serbian
[00:17:50] interests in relation
[00:17:54] to neighbors, in relation to what will
[00:17:58] change, how much damage it will cause
[00:18:02] to all of Serbia. He wanted to show
[00:18:04] these who are now taking
[00:18:08] power that they are traitors,
[00:18:11] and given uh the public's
[00:18:13] attitude or how the public
[00:18:17] perceives me or how it perceives the truth about the 90s,
[00:18:20] it seemed convenient to him to use
[00:18:24] me as an example to actually show
[00:18:28] what is coming after his supposedly
[00:18:32] magnificent rule. That is
[00:18:35] of course now continuing,
[00:18:39] so on the one hand, we have events in Belgrade
[00:18:42] that were unthinkable until two
[00:18:45] days ago, that murals, graffiti
[00:18:48] of hatred, graffiti glorifying those who
[00:18:51] were convicted of genocide and war crimes
[00:18:55] are being removed. Uh, that people are
[00:18:58] happy because the city is being cleaned
[00:19:02] and washed. On the other hand,
[00:19:05] we have on social
[00:19:08] networks, that's... "That's, let's say,
[00:19:11] a propaganda machine that has
[00:19:14] tripled in its strength, in that spitting,
[00:19:17] what will happen, and everything that
[00:19:21] has happened is interpreted as an incident and that in a few
[00:19:24] days everything returns to normal and gets
[00:19:28] some new shine, so it all looks
[00:19:32] like, I would say like
[00:19:35] like there is also in
[00:19:38] the membership of the Serbian People's Party great
[00:19:42] disbelief,
[00:19:45] uh, belief that everything will be put in order, that they
[00:19:48] will, uh, again be the ones who
[00:19:51] will vote, that the shine
[00:19:55] of, uh, that is, that propaganda
[00:19:58] shine of Aleksandar Vučić will return
[00:20:02] as if they are not
[00:20:05] facing election results, with people
[00:20:08] on... with that election, let's say,
[00:20:12] election acknowledgment of defeat,
[00:20:16] simply, Aleksandar Vučić's message itself
[00:20:18] becomes not only very
[00:20:22] disturbing, but the question is what is behind it,
[00:20:25] he says uh, we
[00:20:28] start, we do not surrender, we will
[00:20:31] put Serbia back on the right path, now, that can indeed be
[00:20:35] a difficult, difficult
[00:20:38] situation due to defeat, but also
[00:20:41] it can be interpreted as if there is something
[00:20:45] behind it that is already happening, like his
[00:20:48] statement about self-organization, about
[00:20:52] his, uh, let's say, struggle to
[00:20:55] keep that informer, tabloid
[00:21:00] and those others who were the main support in, let's say, in
[00:21:03] that unprecedented powerful propaganda
[00:21:07] machine.
[00:21:09] Yes, we will also talk about what awaits you in the
[00:21:12] future and what is the possible
[00:21:15] scenario, especially in the minds
[00:21:17] of the Progressives these days? Uh, when
[00:21:21] authoritarian regimes usually fall, the transitional period can be
[00:21:24] the most dangerous for activists, especially. What are your
[00:21:28] estimates, how safe are you and other
[00:21:32] critics of the regime at this moment,
[00:21:35] given that he, we are not, this
[00:21:38] is no longer important, now, it seems
[00:21:42] that it is most important
[00:21:45] that, let's say, the rage
[00:21:47] of the Progressives and Aleksandar
[00:21:50] Vučić and those around him, that they are now focused
[00:21:53] on the first one on the free list, because
[00:21:57] all of a sudden, let's say,
[00:22:01] uh, in Serbia and in the region, some other
[00:22:04] statements are heard, the 90s are mentioned in some other context
[00:22:08] when the first one
[00:22:11] from the free list,
[00:22:13] Mr. Ilija Stadanović, says
[00:22:16] uh there are no more statements. There are
[00:22:20] no more of those 90s, or when
[00:22:22] he says, different, normal
[00:22:26] relations with neighbors will be established,
[00:22:30] European integration will continue,
[00:22:33] dialogue with Kosovo. These are completely and peacefully,
[00:22:37] with a normal voice, which are in line in
[00:22:40] communication with reality, because
[00:22:44] it was really difficult, uh,
[00:22:47] difficult, let's say, difficult to live in and
[00:22:50] watch what was happening, that constantly hostile tone towards
[00:22:54] neighbors, that is constantly uh, let's say, uh
[00:22:57] constantly ignoring that is to say completely
[00:23:01] presenting completely new
[00:23:04] uh new fabricated data about what
[00:23:08] happened in the past, completely clear
[00:23:11] denial of adjudicated facts and
[00:23:14] suddenly now, let's say, suddenly we see...
[00:23:18] "someone beautiful, this
[00:23:21] one clearly sees,
[00:23:24] sees how much that good relationship with
[00:23:27] neighbors is needed, uh, sees
[00:23:31] that everything is stopped, sees that Serbia
[00:23:34] has become completely isolated, that instead
[00:23:38] of society, instead of the rule of law, there is
[00:23:41] only one person who is followed by thousands
[00:23:45] of those who completely like automatons
[00:23:48] applaud and vote." They repeat,
[00:23:51] they spit that language that has been established as
[00:23:55] some new political
[00:23:58] language that has taken over society. That is, let's say,
[00:24:01] suddenly, now we see it on social networks and now we see it
[00:24:07] tabloids, but we are these, but the
[00:24:11] question is whether it can really
[00:24:14] stop or he has the strength to
[00:24:17] do something again. That will, let's
[00:24:21] say, block Serbia's started
[00:24:23] path. It will take us time to get
[00:24:27] used to everything that has happened, that students and
[00:24:30] citizens on the streets have brought about this great
[00:24:34] victory, especially overthrowing a regime that
[00:24:37] seemed untouchable at one point. How do you, from
[00:24:41] the perspective of someone who has fought for human rights for decades, view
[00:24:44] this new generation of young people who have shown that
[00:24:48] they have the strength and courage to change the history
[00:24:51] of Serbia?
[00:24:54] They have achieved something that no generation before
[00:24:58] uh has been able to, I mean
[00:25:00] since the year 90s, they
[00:25:03] have uh with persistence
[00:25:07] managed to protest for two
[00:25:10] years without violence,
[00:25:14] that it be extremely precisely
[00:25:17] focused on institutions doing their job
[00:25:21] and leading to elections, to
[00:25:24] parliamentary elections, and they did that, they did not
[00:25:28] react to the provocations
[00:25:31] of Aleksandar Vučić, when he, let's
[00:25:34] say, tried to lead them to that
[00:25:37] national, nationalistic level, they
[00:25:41] remained silent, students
[00:25:44] uh reacted when it was
[00:25:48] about marking the NATO bombing
[00:25:51] of Serbia, the then Federal
[00:25:54] Republic of Yugoslavia and were
[00:25:58] in agreement with the data that was presented by
[00:26:01] institutions. That is, that in NATO attacks several
[00:26:05] thousand citizens were killed, and mostly
[00:26:08] Serbs, without mentioning that there were
[00:26:11] sufferings in Kosovo
[00:26:14] of Albanians in large numbers. Uh, we,
[00:26:18] the Humanitarian Law Fund, reacted
[00:26:21] with precisely established names
[00:26:24] and numbers behind which there are names, but there was
[00:26:27] no, let's say, reaction or
[00:26:30] any, let's say, communication
[00:26:33] with those numbers or facts that
[00:26:36] we presented. Simply, these two years passed in such a way
[00:26:40] that there was a completely clear position
[00:26:43] of the student student movement,
[00:26:47] that they would not cooperate with non-governmental
[00:26:51] organizations, that they did not
[00:26:54] see that there they did not see students as
[00:26:58] someone who should establish some communication and
[00:27:01] cooperation with... non-governmental organizations, and that was the approach to
[00:27:05] the opposition as well, so that in fact, the position
[00:27:09] of non-governmental organizations, especially the Humanitarian
[00:27:12] Law Fund, which exclusively presents
[00:27:15] facts, whether it is research by the Humanitarian
[00:27:18] Law Fund or adjudicated facts
[00:27:21] and clear evidence that has been
[00:27:24] established in trials in Bosnia and Herzegovina,
[00:27:28] Serbia, Kosovo or, or this
[00:27:31] Croatia. that in fact, uh, uh
[00:27:34] this, uh, that in fact, uh I have
[00:27:38] to say, uh, there wasn't much of a connection, so
[00:27:42] we were in a very complicated situation, completely isolated,
[00:27:46] and uh, that
[00:27:49] propaganda of Aleksandar Vučić,
[00:27:52] their tabloids, was maximally
[00:27:56] focused on slandering
[00:27:59] not only me, but many people, let's say
[00:28:01] from the government. It was, even new organizations were created
[00:28:05] that had that task, so now
[00:28:09] in this new situation
[00:28:12] many, many questions are being asked, how
[00:28:15] will, how will we actually, uh,
[00:28:18] non-governmental organizations, civil society,
[00:28:22] continue to work, but in some different, more normal
[00:28:26] conditions, how will we leave the 90s
[00:28:29] in the past, but that... the past must be thoroughly
[00:28:33] examined so that it can be, so the future and
[00:28:37] the past, the past is
[00:28:40] connected to the future, how much will we be able to
[00:28:44] actually existing very
[00:28:47] this, uh, very , I mean, uh,
[00:28:50] difficult policies, uh, policies of remembrance that are
[00:28:54] so firmly created in that one extreme
[00:28:58] nationalistic tone and has become a new
[00:29:00] weapon, uh... in relations with others,
[00:29:04] in relations, let's say, with those 90s,
[00:29:08] where a new narrative about heroism and
[00:29:11] the greatest historical victims was created, how
[00:29:14] will we, how will this change
[00:29:17] and how much will we,
[00:29:21] as civil society, the Humanitarian Law Fund,
[00:29:24] have some support to ensure that we
[00:29:28] , let's say, influence the
[00:29:31] changes of those existing official policies and
[00:29:35] actually find uh a place for adjudicated
[00:29:38] facts, for evidence, for established
[00:29:42] facts to be included in those policies
[00:29:45] of remembrance, then that means in the education system, so
[00:29:49] there is a very complicated
[00:29:52] uh time that requires
[00:29:56] our uh persistence to
[00:30:00] continue, despite the fact that there will be,
[00:30:03] let's say, protests
[00:30:05] regarding what we are presenting, but I
[00:30:08] believe that gradually over time these
[00:30:12] facts will actually gain a new
[00:30:15] strength and change, let's
[00:30:18] say, reality. Thank you very much for your time for N1,
[00:30:21] thank you,
[00:30:24] goodbye.
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