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[00:03:02] The Trade Union of Employees in Health Care of Sarajevo Canton
[00:03:05] held protests this morning in front of the Cantonal Government, demanding
[00:03:08] urgent amendments to the collective agreement, as well
[00:03:12] as the initiation of negotiations for a new agreement that would
[00:03:14] define a salary increase for all healthcare employees. Here is
[00:03:18] a report from the scene.
[00:03:21] The protests of the health workers' union in Sarajevo Canton, which
[00:03:25] started this morning at 10 AM in front of the government building, ended
[00:03:29] at 11 AM. They expressed their dissatisfaction
[00:03:33] with the negotiations for a new collective agreement, stating that
[00:03:36] the minister betrayed their trust, even though he enjoyed
[00:03:40] significant trust. They point out that they had good cooperation with
[00:03:43] him, but what happened, as they state, is that
[00:03:47] the coefficient increase was approved for only one
[00:03:50] union, not theirs. In the past period, we negotiated for
[00:03:54] changes to the collective agreement, and we
[00:03:57] concluded that with the relevant ministry, the government's negotiating team, and the
[00:04:00] Health Insurance Institute. However, a situation occurred where the relevant
[00:04:04] minister, in mediation, granted a more favorable right to one group of service
[00:04:08] jobs. That is why we are here today, we want this to be corrected urgently,
[00:04:12] and for the cantonal government to make a decision today for us to proceed with
[00:04:15] amendments to the current collective agreement and to
[00:04:19] approve negotiations for a new collective agreement. We must
[00:04:22] not allow this for other healthcare
[00:04:25] workers, our colleagues, our
[00:04:28] doctors, I... it is clear that they must have
[00:04:31] a salary increase, and we absolutely support that in every
[00:04:34] sense, because they are part of our collective agreement, but
[00:04:37] also the other members, members
[00:04:40] of the union, healthcare employees must have
[00:04:44] a salary increase. Representatives of the trade unions, as well as the Ministry
[00:04:47] of Health of Sarajevo Canton, hope that the Cantonal Government
[00:04:51] of Sarajevo will accept the minister's proposal for the continuation of negotiations
[00:04:54] on a new collective agreement, and the minister announced that
[00:04:58] everyone's coefficient will be increased by
[00:05:01] 0.3%, but only from January of next
[00:05:04] year. We have absolutely shown so far that we have
[00:05:07] increased everyone's salaries and we support that. Next
[00:05:10] year, negotiations for a new collective agreement
[00:05:13] will certainly begin as this collective agreement ends. All three unions will lead the negotiations and
[00:05:17] what was told to the presidents of all three unions, sometime last summer,
[00:05:20] June and July, in all future negotiations, we will work on
[00:05:24] coefficients, increasing coefficients and
[00:05:27] no longer the hourly rate. Everyone in this mandate
[00:05:30] received an increase of somewhere between 50 and
[00:05:34] 60%, and the lowest categories with the lowest
[00:05:37] incomes somewhere around 80%, taking into
[00:05:40] account the increase in the minimum wage. which they did not have, and this
[00:05:44] coefficient of 0.2 for 10 or more years of service, which will be from January
[00:05:48] 1st, we absolutely support it. We have shown and
[00:05:51] will show all healthcare
[00:05:54] workers and all healthcare workers and
[00:05:57] but we demand, of course, and we have always demanded that they show that through
[00:06:01] satisfaction. They have the highest salary growth of all other
[00:06:04] categories in Sarajevo Canton, that they show that
[00:06:08] in their attitude towards patients and towards all others, that we will support
[00:06:11] their demands, but there is no discrimination here. We signed with
[00:06:15] one professional union that represents
[00:06:18] exclusively that category, with nurses, and we signed for nurses, with
[00:06:21] this general union, we sign for everyone as we have done so far, all
[00:06:25] amendments and all collective agreements and all amendments have been signed with
[00:06:29] the union of employees in healthcare, and I think that
[00:06:33] they should really be satisfied because we have increased their salaries all this time
[00:06:36] and we will continue to do so. The gathered union members announced that they will
[00:06:40] not give up, that they will persevere in their struggle. And already today
[00:06:43] they announced a protest march which should be held
[00:06:46] next week. Fedža Kulina, N1,
[00:06:50] Sarajevo.
[00:06:59] After the October elections, in which SDA and SDP won an equal
[00:07:03] number of mandates, questions about the future government in Sarajevo
[00:07:06] Canton, possible coalitions at higher levels, as well as the SDP's responsibility for
[00:07:10] the election result, and upcoming internal party changes were raised. With Davor
[00:07:14] Čičić, a representative in the Sarajevo Cantonal Assembly, we are discussing
[00:07:18] who has the majority today, can Sarajevo get a new government, are SDA
[00:07:22] and SDP getting closer at higher levels, and what future
[00:07:25] awaits SDP? Good day first of all, welcome. Good day to you and to all our viewers who are
[00:07:29] watching us. Before we move on to these uh political topics from
[00:07:33] the announcement, I would like to go back a little to the report from today's protest
[00:07:37] in front of the Sarajevo Cantonal Government.
[00:07:40] Is there money in the cantonal budget for the requested salary increases
[00:07:44] today? Well, first of all, if you give me a minute, since it was
[00:07:47] your N1 television's birthday the other day, I wish
[00:07:51] you and all your colleagues a happy birthday and a successful
[00:07:54] continuation of your work. As for
[00:07:58] uh these, so to speak, negotiations and today's
[00:08:02] protests regarding healthcare workers in Sarajevo
[00:08:05] Canton, we, as the SDP, absolutely support all the rights
[00:08:08] of the trade unions to express their opinion, and I think that we, in
[00:08:11] the past period, while we were in power, mm,
[00:08:15] tried to be a good partner to all trade unions, not only
[00:08:19] healthcare unions, but all other trade unions in Sarajevo Canton. I think we will
[00:08:23] continue in that direction. Also, for
[00:08:26] the sake of truth, uh let's go back a little,
[00:08:30] we must understand that in this mandate in which
[00:08:33] we were in power, uh the salaries of healthcare workers, in this
[00:08:37] specific case, is a period in which the salaries of healthcare workers have grown
[00:08:40] the most, yes, but obviously.
[00:08:42] Even
[00:08:45] 50% uh in the basic salary increased over the past four
[00:08:49] years. Of course, there will be people who will say prices have also increased, inflation
[00:08:53] has increased, but when you take some cumulative inflation for this
[00:08:56] period mm and compare how much salaries have grown,
[00:08:59] salaries have still grown more than that cumulative
[00:09:03] inflation. I think that is positive, that we need to strengthen our healthcare
[00:09:07] sector. Look at the salaries of our healthcare workers in Sarajevo
[00:09:10] Canton compared to other cantons. Compared to the rest of
[00:09:14] the entire BiH, you can see
[00:09:17] the direction in which the SDP led this ministry, and I
[00:09:21] think that Enis Hasanović, who is the minister, and the previous minister Haris Franić, did a
[00:09:25] very good job in the Ministry of
[00:09:28] Health. Now, uh this is one union
[00:09:32] of healthcare workers that came out to protest. We need to know that in
[00:09:35] the canton we have more unions representing healthcare
[00:09:38] workers, and this probably happened because...
[00:09:42] "I think probably, that's what the union representatives say, because one
[00:09:45] union received an increase, and the other didn't. I think
[00:09:49] that's the cause. Whenever multiple unions
[00:09:52] negotiate, one always gets more, there will always be reasons for some other
[00:09:56] union to complain that they haven't achieved all their
[00:09:59] rights. Perhaps the right way is for these unions to unite and negotiate
[00:10:03] together on all the rights of all healthcare workers, because it is obvious that this
[00:10:07] way someone will always be, so to speak, dissatisfied. Does
[00:10:11] there appear to be money for salaries?" Healthcare workers in Sarajevo Canton are paid
[00:10:14] by the Health Insurance Institute, that is perhaps
[00:10:17] a question for the director of the Health
[00:10:20] Insurance Institute, but I think that these demands of the union should be
[00:10:24] taken seriously and an attempt should be made to find some compromise, to try to talk to
[00:10:28] the unions and find a method to
[00:10:32] meet them halfway so that people are at least
[00:10:35] somewhat satisfied, because as I say, it is difficult to meet everyone's needs so that everyone is
[00:10:39] 100% satisfied, but here , given all these events,
[00:10:42] mm I think we should
[00:10:45] talk and try to find some common
[00:10:48] ground. This new government that is being announced will certainly have a lot of work to do and
[00:10:52] will certainly. "This task awaits,
[00:10:55] definitely." Faruk Kapidžić from SDA says today, I will be
[00:10:59] the prime minister of Sarajevo Canton and we have problems with water to
[00:11:03] solve. These water problems somehow surfaced exactly during
[00:11:06] the election campaign and have lasted quite
[00:11:09] a long time, something that this previous government,
[00:11:13] of which you were a part, apparently didn't
[00:11:16] deal with. It caught up with you at the
[00:11:20] very end, so let me comment
[00:11:23] on that. In a way, perhaps the situation in public utilities was
[00:11:27] decisive in the "troika" not being the absolute winner of these elections in this cycle. I think
[00:11:31] all of us, when we talk, must admit where we made mistakes, not just where we
[00:11:35] did things well.
[00:11:38] In any case, I would like, if you give me space, to
[00:11:42] highlight the result of the SDP in Sarajevo Canton. We were in power, as you
[00:11:46] say, and we went from six representatives to nine
[00:11:49] parliamentary seats. Also, in the Federation, as far as Sarajevo Canton is concerned, from
[00:11:53] this electoral unit, we went from two to three and defended our mandate, but
[00:11:57] the coalition capacity is what it is. That is also
[00:12:01] true, and I would like to take this opportunity to thank
[00:12:04] all the people who voted for the SDP in Sarajevo
[00:12:08] Canton, and all our members and sympathizers, and all those who on
[00:12:12] the ground influenced and worked for the SDP Sarajevo to achieve
[00:12:15] such a result, and it is certainly the result of people who
[00:12:19] recognized the work of this SDP in Sarajevo
[00:12:21] Canton to get
[00:12:25] 50% more mandates, so to speak, in the period
[00:12:28] after you were in power, and it is a really great success and such
[00:12:32] cases rarely happen, so I say we cannot look at everything
[00:12:35] negatively. We conducted a dignified campaign. I
[00:12:41] that campaign, we only talked about work, about everything we did
[00:12:44] and what we achieved, we did not engage in slandering and
[00:12:48] insulting others, mm, while they
[00:12:51] did that every day through all possible channels that were available to them
[00:12:55] against us, and that's why I'm even more proud and this result
[00:12:59] makes it even better and even greater. Were there mistakes?
[00:13:02] Yes, there were in the coalition, in everything, we must draw conclusions
[00:13:06] from what the citizens told us and in the future
[00:13:10] try to correct these things and of course the result
[00:13:13] would certainly be much better for us, the coalition,
[00:13:17] if those things, especially regarding public
[00:13:21] utilities, had been done better than they were. I will return to this message.
[00:13:25] Faruk Kapidžić says, I will be prime minister. Some claim that the
[00:13:28] government in the canton can be formed quickly. You say that there could
[00:13:31] be blockades in that process. If a majority
[00:13:34] exists, uh, what is actually the problem in forming
[00:13:38] a government? Uh, I don't know
[00:13:41] what the nervousness of these ruling, so to speak, this
[00:13:44] majority that is not yet ruling, but here
[00:13:47] this majority that came out itself and said it had 18 hands,
[00:13:51] meaning the election results, the constitution and law, the rules of procedure
[00:13:55] of the assembly say that whoever has a majority of representatives can form
[00:13:59] a government, that is democracy. We respect
[00:14:02] these conditions and we respect that and in any case, we
[00:14:06] congratulate them on that result and wish them to take power as soon as possible
[00:14:10] to show all that they know and what they said
[00:14:13] during the campaign, all that negative, so to speak, campaign
[00:14:17] that went against the troika and what they criticized, to show how they can do
[00:14:20] it better. From that side, I say, I would like them to take
[00:14:24] responsibility as soon as possible, not just the story
[00:14:27] they told for the past four years. On the other hand, what
[00:14:31] you point out, also the election result, the constitution and
[00:14:33] laws of this country say that
[00:14:37] the SDP and the "troika" parties will have a majority in
[00:14:40] the leadership of the Cantonal Assembly of Sarajevo, i.e., in three
[00:14:43] out of four clubs of the people,
[00:14:46] the "troika" parties, first of all the SDP, will have a majority
[00:14:50] and will be able to elect their members to the leadership of the Assembly.
[00:14:53] Now what happens next? So first, when the Assembly is established, when
[00:14:57] the Assembly is formed, when the representatives take an oath, take
[00:15:01] mm their mandates, the first thing that is done according to the constitution, not only of Sarajevo Canton
[00:15:05] but also the constitution of the Federation, is the establishment of clubs of the people
[00:15:08] uh in the assembly. These clubs
[00:15:11] of the people, based on the number of people elected to those clubs
[00:15:15] of the people, themselves choose who will be in the leadership
[00:15:18] of the assembly, who will represent those people in the leadership of the assembly, mm.
[00:15:22] After that, when those clubs of the people are elected, it goes to
[00:15:26] confirmation in the assembly, i.e. that majority of
[00:15:29] 18 representatives must confirm the four
[00:15:32] members of the assembly leadership. That is the key, meaning there
[00:15:35] is the first, first blockade. In case this
[00:15:39] majority that presented itself does not confirm the assembly
[00:15:42] leadership, then we come to a blockade of the assembly, paralysis
[00:15:46] of the assembly. Can the process be returned to the beginning
[00:15:48] or uh when we talk about the election
[00:15:52] of the assembly leadership, why would it be returned? The clubs of the people,
[00:15:56] which is their constitutional right, decide who will be their representative. Why would the
[00:15:59] process be returned? Why can some majority
[00:16:03] influence the will of the clubs of the people in representing them in
[00:16:07] the assembly leadership? So we respect the majority
[00:16:10] of representatives who have seats in the Sarajevo Canton Assembly. Likewise,
[00:16:14] the election result should be respected, which states
[00:16:17] that the SDP, together with its partners, the parties of
[00:16:21] the "troika", have a majority in the leadership of the Assembly. I don't know why there is
[00:16:25] such nervousness and why it is such a
[00:16:28] problematic issue. Now, if that
[00:16:31] leadership of the assembly is not confirmed, it leads to
[00:16:34] paralysis and blockade of the assembly. This further prevents
[00:16:38] the further election of that new government of Sarajevo Canton, and also
[00:16:42] prevents the election of delegates to the House of Peoples
[00:16:45] of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina. I heard a dangerous thing last night
[00:16:49] that Mr. Efendić said on
[00:16:53] a portal which says: "Here, we will block it, we don't
[00:16:57] like that assembly leadership." First, who is the party president to like
[00:17:00] who those people from those clubs of the people
[00:17:04] even chose as their representative? So if
[00:17:07] that means that party representatives should choose who those clubs of the people will choose?
[00:17:11] And the second thing he said was, "Well, we will then block it, we will not
[00:17:14] elect that assembly leadership, i.e. we will block the canton,
[00:17:17] we will block the election of their new government, we will block
[00:17:21] everything that happens in the canton, even the budgets,
[00:17:25] mm, all so that they don't elect delegates to the House of Peoples
[00:17:29] of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina from Sarajevo Canton. Do you know what that
[00:17:32] means? That for the first time
[00:17:35] uh, so to speak, since the establishment of the canton, Sarajevo Canton would not have
[00:17:39] its representatives in the House of Peoples of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina,
[00:17:43] because then, after the expiration of 30 days, the representatives from other
[00:17:46] cantons would be elected, meaning what are they willing
[00:17:49] to do to get their positions, their positions,
[00:17:53] so as not to elect representatives of the citizens of Sarajevo Canton from Sarajevo Canton to the House
[00:17:56] of Peoples of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, but
[00:17:59] here, just one more thing, just let me tell you,
[00:18:03] so Mr. Efendić does not know the constitution
[00:18:06] of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Read
[00:18:09] Article 8 of the Constitution of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, which clearly states that from
[00:18:13] each canton, at least one member, at least one member
[00:18:17] of Bosniaks, Serbs, Croats, and others must be
[00:18:20] elected, if that person is elected to the Cantonal
[00:18:23] Assembly of Sarajevo. So by that blockade, he will not gain anything, that will fall,
[00:18:27] meaning, a House of Peoples will be formed up there without
[00:18:30] representatives from Sarajevo Canton, and the first appeal to the Constitutional
[00:18:33] Court will cause that House of Peoples which was formed
[00:18:36] to fall before the Constitutional Court, and you know what happens then,
[00:18:40] meaning, the federal government cannot be formed either, this
[00:18:44] federal government will remain in a technical mandate until those issues are
[00:18:47] resolved, but I believe that such an approach is very dangerous,
[00:18:51] meaning the derogation of the constitution and
[00:18:54] the will of the people who, by that
[00:18:57] constitution, received the right to elect their representatives. But let's
[00:19:01] assume hypothetically that the assembly confirms
[00:19:04] those who are elected by the clubs of
[00:19:07] the people in the Sarajevo Canton Assembly. How does the
[00:19:10] procedure then go? Who actually proposes the prime minister-designate?
[00:19:14] The prime minister-designate, so when those four in
[00:19:17] the leadership of the assembly are elected, they decide among themselves who will be the president of the assembly,
[00:19:20] by consensus or, uh, it says
[00:19:23] in the constitution that they decide, so it doesn't say by consensus, so whoever has
[00:19:27] the majority will choose one of those
[00:19:30] four will choose the president,
[00:19:33] i.e., the new president of the Cantonal Assembly, and that
[00:19:36] president of the Cantonal Assembly
[00:19:39] should give the mandate, in consultation
[00:19:42] with the other members of that leadership,
[00:19:46] to whoever brings 18 signatures of representatives,
[00:19:49] i.e., the majority that proves with those signatures
[00:19:53] that they have a majority in the Sarajevo Canton Assembly. In this case, those three
[00:19:57] clubs of representatives who
[00:20:00] have come out and said they have those 18 hands, uh, so
[00:20:04] the constitution also clearly states.
[00:20:08] So the president gives the mandate to the prime minister-designate
[00:20:11] in consultation with his
[00:20:14] deputies. That's what it says, period. It doesn't say anything
[00:20:18] more, and the same in the assembly's rules of procedure, but you know what that means, those
[00:20:22] consultations, what do consultations mean? Those consultations can
[00:20:25] last two days, four days, three
[00:20:28] months, four years, consultations can last. I will ask you, can you
[00:20:32] guarantee the citizens of Sarajevo Canton, that the SDP
[00:20:35] specifically will not use its position in the leadership of the assembly
[00:20:38] of the Canton to challenge or prevent the formation
[00:20:41] of the SDP has always respected the constitution and laws
[00:20:45] of this country. You will remember, I will take you back a little
[00:20:48] bit, just so that... "because it is a very similar
[00:20:51] situation, meaning in 2014, when
[00:20:55] Prime Minister Fadil Novalić was elected, when the federal
[00:20:58] government was to be formed, the SDP, which was then supposed to become
[00:21:01] the opposition, gave its signatures in the House
[00:21:04] of Peoples, so that Mr. Dunović,
[00:21:06] who was the Vice President of the Federation from the Serb
[00:21:10] people, could be elected. He later participated in the election of
[00:21:14] Mr. Fadil Novalić as the Prime Minister of the Government. If the SDP
[00:21:17] had not given its signatures then, a blockade would have occurred
[00:21:21] and the government of the then Prime Minister and current Prime Minister Nermin Nikšić would have remained
[00:21:25] in a technical mandate for the next four years, meaning
[00:21:27] the SDP did not block the processes
[00:21:31] in, well, the Federation. Those
[00:21:34] who are now accusing us of wanting to
[00:21:37] block something, you know why they are doing that,
[00:21:41] because they would certainly block us, the "troika", if the
[00:21:44] positions were reversed, if we had the majority, if they had the assembly leadership. I
[00:21:48] guarantee you that they would block us. And why? Because four years ago
[00:21:52] mm, through Mr. Lendo, they blocked
[00:21:55] the election of the federal government, in a way
[00:21:58] that that federal government, which had a majority in the
[00:22:02] House of Representatives and the House of Peoples, could not be formed
[00:22:05] due to, uh, so to speak, Mr. Lendo's veto.
[00:22:08] Now they tell us it's not the same because
[00:22:12] there, in the Federation, there is a bicameral system, while in Sarajevo
[00:22:16] Canton there is a unicameral system. But I ask you, from what, sir?
[00:22:20] Lendo then, and now, draws his legitimacy to do
[00:22:23] that. Who elected him? He was elected by
[00:22:26] delegates from the House of Peoples of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Where were those delegates from the House
[00:22:30] of Peoples elected? In the clubs of the people
[00:22:33] of each assembly of all 10 cantons. So he
[00:22:36] draws his legitimacy from the same club of the people from which
[00:22:40] that representative of the assembly leadership, who will be
[00:22:43] the representative of the people in that assembly, draws legitimacy. That is the Constitution of Bosnia and Herzegovina. I may
[00:22:47] like it or not like it. I may like the election results or not like
[00:22:51] them, but that's how it is written, and everything
[00:22:54] else that is done outside of that is a derogation of the Constitution
[00:22:58] of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Federation, and Sarajevo Canton. I tell you that the
[00:23:01] SDP will respect the constitutions and laws, and to whoever
[00:23:05] brings the majority, we will... I will ask you
[00:23:08] specifically, Mr. Čičić, is the SDP using this position
[00:23:12] to somehow ensure its survival, eventually, in
[00:23:15] the cantonal government, uh, that is, to find its
[00:23:19] place in the new majority in this specific case? Do you see yourself as part of that
[00:23:23] majority? In this specific case, we do not see ourselves. So, with this
[00:23:26] approach to forming this government, we do not
[00:23:29] see ourselves. So we only want what is our election
[00:23:33] result, to reap the benefits. Will this coalition, which is now gathered,
[00:23:37] seek some other option in the future,
[00:23:40] but in this way, as it has started here
[00:23:44] in Sarajevo Canton, where you are witnesses, for the past, I
[00:23:47] think, month, whichever television you turn on,
[00:23:51] podcast, these representatives of this, this other "troika",
[00:23:54] the fake "troika", are jumping out of all possible media and
[00:23:58] saying how they, poor things, have 18 votes, but some
[00:24:02] evil SDP will block them, so they don't know what
[00:24:05] to do now. So the SDP, as I told you,
[00:24:08] has not blocked anyone throughout all these years, and will not
[00:24:12] block them, but it is that position, so no one
[00:24:15] even asked the SDP what it thought of that position, so they came out themselves
[00:24:19] and said that we will... we will block something, no one asked us anything about it, nor did we
[00:24:23] give our statements because we believed that until the final
[00:24:26] election results are announced, who got how many mandates, because there were many
[00:24:30] you were witnesses, there were many borderline mandates, it was not even exactly known
[00:24:34] how many mandates each would get, we believed that it was not
[00:24:37] serious to come out before everything was finally
[00:24:41] tallied, the votes, until the mandates were assigned, to
[00:24:45] come out with our visions of how it will be,
[00:24:48] but if... "The coalition of SDP with SDA is unacceptable in
[00:24:52] Sarajevo Canton, why is this combination increasingly mentioned,
[00:24:56] in the corridors, at higher levels, allegedly at the state level, and
[00:24:59] perhaps even at the federal level,
[00:25:02] uh, well, probably because mathematics shows that these would be
[00:25:06] the most stable governments, when you take
[00:25:10] the number of representatives in the state parliament and the federal
[00:25:13] parliament in Sarajevo Canton,
[00:25:16] uh, when you talk to your colleagues from the party leadership..." What do they
[00:25:20] say, are they for that option, considering that the SDP had a coalition
[00:25:24] with the SDA once before and it seems that
[00:25:27] it didn't go so well after it, so
[00:25:31] I think that the president was also clear that the SDP will hold an extraordinary
[00:25:34] congress for every SDP member who attends that congress, every
[00:25:38] delegate to declare that the SDP as a party that is
[00:25:41] a serious party makes its stands on the issue of participation in government at any
[00:25:45] level, I can tell you my opinion, I cannot tell you the opinion that the Congress
[00:25:49] will determine, which will be determined by for example the main board, I think that the SDP
[00:25:53] should not be an appendage to any government anywhere,
[00:25:56] an appendage, but if we are to be an equal partner and if we are to be
[00:26:00] perceived as equal where we can influence some
[00:26:03] processes, uh, we need to talk about everything,
[00:26:07] you say, a decision will be made on that at the extraordinary congress,
[00:26:11] uh, there is increasingly talk about the need for change at the top
[00:26:14] of the SDP, we know that it was supposed to happen already in the year before the elections, but it didn't
[00:26:18] uh, will it,
[00:26:20] do you expect the SDP to conduct those elections in the coming period
[00:26:24] and get a new president? Well, it has been announced,
[00:26:28] so an extraordinary congress has been announced first, which should be held by the end of the year regarding...
[00:26:33] our highest participation in power and the direction in which the SDP wants to go in
[00:26:36] the next period, the next mandate, in
[00:26:39] spring, as announced at the previous congress, a congress
[00:26:43] should be held where delegates at the congress
[00:26:46] would declare a new president of the SDS,
[00:26:49] whom do you personally see as
[00:26:52] a contender for the position that now
[00:26:55] for some of my, so to speak,
[00:26:59] preferences and everything, there are many candidates and good ones. We have
[00:27:02] really strong personnel who have proven themselves in the previous
[00:27:06] period, probably in some period after, after these
[00:27:09] constitutive assemblies and governments, some
[00:27:13] candidates will probably emerge, but I wouldn't prioritize things now, I think that at this
[00:27:17] moment we have many more serious things that are important and
[00:27:20] for our citizens who have given us their trust to quickly
[00:27:24] constitute assemblies and parliaments, to quickly
[00:27:27] form governments, to continue the
[00:27:29] processes, even if the SDP is not part of that
[00:27:33] government, so that citizens have at least some security that those governments
[00:27:37] that will take over correspond to them and
[00:27:41] are responsible for all processes that occur at all levels of government. What
[00:27:44] will happen with the "troika"? If the SDP remains in opposition, is
[00:27:47] it possible for that coalition to survive, despite this
[00:27:51] political defeat in the elections? Well, we still have
[00:27:55] very correct, so to speak, cooperation and
[00:27:58] communication with all members of the "troika", of course we didn't
[00:28:02] always agree on everything when we were in power together, there were disagreements, there were
[00:28:05] some ideological
[00:28:08] and other things that we didn't agree on, but we
[00:28:11] always found a way to make a compromise so that some things we
[00:28:15] didn't agree on, we managed to push through in a way that
[00:28:19] everyone was at least somewhat satisfied,
[00:28:23] I think, if we stay together
[00:28:26] as an opposition, I don't see any reason why we wouldn't have some
[00:28:30] correct cooperation, especially in things we all
[00:28:33] think similarly about, now
[00:28:37] time will tell, you know what politics is like, many things
[00:28:39] play out before us, many things change, so
[00:28:43] I wouldn't rule out any options, but I say at
[00:28:46] this moment - considering how these political
[00:28:49] opponents approach us and where they, well, how they
[00:28:53] label us and say that we will block something, that no one asked us about it,
[00:28:57] I currently don't see any room for us
[00:29:00] to cooperate, I think it would be... human, you tell me, when they
[00:29:04] found out that they wouldn't have the leadership of the assembly,
[00:29:08] they could have come to talk, how can we all overcome this together,
[00:29:12] I asked you, you answered, the message went out to
[00:29:15] the public, thank you for being our guest and for the invitation, good
[00:29:19] luck. Davor Čičić, representative of the SDP of Bosnia and
[00:29:22] Herzegovina in the Sarajevo Canton Assembly was with us, we'll go to commercials briefly,
[00:29:26] then we'll go to Washington, stay with dan
[00:29:28] uživo.
[00:29:39] Goals, brilliant performances and ever-growing expectations, Haris
[00:29:42] Tabaković is in excellent form, and new
[00:29:45] challenges await him, both at the club and national team
[00:29:49] level, how he explains his brilliant form and what is the reason
[00:29:52] for his impeccable fitness, how he almost
[00:29:55] became a banker instead of a footballer, and what he was looking for in
[00:29:58] the Swiss hotel in Zurich, how much the Bosnia
[00:30:02] and Herzegovina jersey means to him. About his club career, the Dragons, challenges
[00:30:06] and goals that are yet to come, the BiH representative
[00:30:09] speaks in an exclusive interview for N1.
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