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[00:00:00] in practice, it simply cannot respond from this position, from
[00:00:04] all of these, I mean, neither personally nor has enough time passed
[00:00:07] since his previous role, so this is
[00:00:11] this is very very strong, he solves everything
[00:00:14] before going to the elections
[00:00:17] and polling stations, now he is trying
[00:00:20] to compensate for his lack of humanity, that is, the lack
[00:00:23] see each other again and until I of humanity in the role he previously had, so now we are seeing some
[00:00:27] of his somewhat clumsy attempts
[00:00:30] to get closer to people and present himself as one of them. On the
[00:00:34] other hand, what target group do you see as
[00:00:37] primary for students, for the student list, in order for
[00:00:41] a victory to be achieved? Are these the current
[00:00:44] abstainers, are these the undecided voters,
[00:00:48] are these the current voters of the Serbian Progressive Party, the same ones
[00:00:52] that the president is trying to retain with all these mechanisms
[00:00:55] you were talking about? Uh, well, these are a bit of
[00:00:59] all... all of those groups. I am sure that students have attracted those
[00:01:03] slightly milder abstainers for whom it is not a life's, a life's
[00:01:06] decision not to vote, not to engage in politics. There is a certain percentage of such people, but it is simply
[00:01:10] difficult to reach them, they are in a completely non-political, non-
[00:01:14] historical process in their minds, so it is difficult to reach them, but on
[00:01:18] the other hand, there are those milder abstainers who are certainly students
[00:01:21] have already attracted, and that is because they are new, they
[00:01:25] don't have, as they say, skeletons in their closet, they don't have any
[00:01:28] party past. Uh, on the other hand, yes, probably
[00:01:32] among there is a certain number, it's not, it's not, I don't know
[00:01:36] how large a number among SNS, former voters, that is,
[00:01:39] now those who are now declaring that they will probably vote, but
[00:01:43] are not sure they will vote, there is a pool of voters that
[00:01:47] students could reach, but you said that there are not many such voters,
[00:01:50] there are not many, for now it shows, I mean, I haven't seen since
[00:01:54] all this happened with the opposition, although all that now new research needs to be done because
[00:01:58] it's a new political situation. New context, uh, so
[00:02:02] it remains to be seen how how that has distributed and what the atmosphere
[00:02:06] is among this anti-regime uh
[00:02:08] actually you said, if I'm not mistaken, that uh in
[00:02:12] an atmosphere of great political divisions, there are fewer and fewer
[00:02:15] undecided voters. For example, I remember a large survey was done, a really large
[00:02:19] one, before the elections in 23, when
[00:02:22] I mean, the expectations were not like this, the expectations for big cities
[00:02:25] were that maybe something could happen, that is, that it could change even in big cities. Then
[00:02:29] I remember there were 7-8% undecided in that large survey just before
[00:02:33] the elections, so it's getting less and less, this is no longer the situation
[00:02:36] we had in the 90s that uh there were
[00:02:40] 20, 30% undecided and simply
[00:02:43] campaigns were then directed at them, now it's a slightly different case within
[00:02:47] this voter list, which is what it is,
[00:02:51] so we'll see how that will be realized on the day of
[00:02:54] the election itself. On the other hand, there are those uh...
[00:02:58] voters, there were some in previous surveys who
[00:03:01] are not sure about their choice, they are not sure that they
[00:03:05] will say for whom they will vote, but there are also them, I mean,
[00:03:09] it's amazing that both among students and
[00:03:12] among uh SNS, in this
[00:03:14] situation, there were about 80 and over 80%
[00:03:18] of those who are sure, which is quite a large number before
[00:03:21] the elections, which means that people are determined to go out and vote, but there are still another
[00:03:25] 20-ish percent who are not so sure, that they will decide. What
[00:03:28] will decide the winner of these elections? Well, I think that for
[00:03:32] students, I think the most important thing
[00:03:35] is actually, since we have this situation here, uh,
[00:03:38] that you have on one side a political option that
[00:03:42] absolutely controls the entire election process, and
[00:03:46] in the diaspora in Republika Srpska and here at the polling stations in
[00:03:49] institutions, and it has all that power, I mean,
[00:03:53] it has a party infrastructure and people who uh
[00:03:57] who go out and call people, drive people. What students don't have, students on the other
[00:04:00] hand have that general mobilization, that
[00:04:04] enthusiasm, but the problem now is for that enthusiasm
[00:04:06] to actually last until election day, until the polling station, because
[00:04:10] they don't have such, I mean, for now they don't have or it's not visible,
[00:04:14] such an election structure, this,
[00:04:17] that is, such an election machine, so for students it's important
[00:04:21] to bring all those people who are currently supporting them
[00:04:24] to the polling station on October 25th, so we will
[00:04:28] now see the battle of enthusiasm and
[00:04:31] mobilization on one side and control of the process on the other side, and potential
[00:04:35] election irregularities, because we know what the local,
[00:04:39] what the local elections looked like, but that is, let's say, a separate topic, let's
[00:04:43] stick to the campaign and what will happen until the elections. Does it
[00:04:46] seem to you that the scenes, first of the lines for
[00:04:50] collecting signatures for the student list, then the
[00:04:53] submission of the student list itself, that it was somehow a turning
[00:04:57] point that set the trajectory for... the continuation of this
[00:05:01] campaign, that it is related to what we talked about at the beginning, how the SNS
[00:05:04] is conducting the campaign, that this is now the first time that actually uh
[00:05:08] one opposition force, the student list
[00:05:11] determines... uh the campaign, that it is somehow
[00:05:15] the one that people are looking at, actually, yes, there are such campaigns that
[00:05:18] happen so that the energy pulls the strategy itself,
[00:05:21] not just the submission of the list, that enthusiasm and
[00:05:25] dancing in front of Rik, but also before
[00:05:27] that, those lines for signing, where
[00:05:31] people again woke up that period that we call the 'kiflica' period, where
[00:05:34] people again, uh, for example, something that
[00:05:37] probably no longer exists with the SNS, and doesn't exist in that way,
[00:05:41] that people came to a situation for the first
[00:05:44] time, I mean, for the first time, they again came to a situation
[00:05:48] to build that identity, to belong to that one
[00:05:51] community, that they found themselves on the street, fighting for the same
[00:05:55] thing, they created that sense of belonging to each
[00:05:58] other and belonging to that identity which then motivates
[00:06:02] more than any message that students can
[00:06:06] send at that moment, so they are actually riding a wave
[00:06:10] more than it is this. Something that
[00:06:13] they could have artificially produced from an election headquarters.
[00:06:17] What effect does what is called
[00:06:20] a referendum atmosphere have, uh,
[00:06:24] and the fact that these elections are viewed as
[00:06:26] a day when the most important decision is made,
[00:06:30] as a day that changes, where a resolution
[00:06:34] to this two-year crisis we are living
[00:06:37] is somehow expected? Uh, well, a referendum as such,
[00:06:40] if we avoid that, a referendum atmosphere, a referendum
[00:06:43] itself is simpler for voters, because for voters
[00:06:47] who are not involved in politics, who are not in our
[00:06:50] sector where we deal with news and campaigns every day, it is
[00:06:54] easier for them when a referendum is in question, it is easier to make a decision,
[00:06:57] it is easier, they don't have to inform themselves whether they are allowed to vote for an opposition party
[00:07:01] or not allowed to vote or whether it is that they should consider,
[00:07:05] now those who are not so adept at other things, whether
[00:07:08] their vote will be counted or not, for them...
[00:07:12] a referendum atmosphere always suits them, because they simply have
[00:07:16] a simpler situation. In referendums, regardless of elections,
[00:07:19] there is always a higher turnout because it is approximately one question that is
[00:07:23] asked, these are not, it is not a question of politics, it is not a question of the European Union or
[00:07:27] Russia, it is not a question of these complex political issues, that is why
[00:07:30] there is a possibility that if that referendum atmosphere, which
[00:07:34] we are already seeing a lot of, is created, it will be easier for people to decide
[00:07:38] to go out and vote, regardless of the fact that there are multiple lists participating
[00:07:41] in the elections, so there are not just two, that atmosphere, that effect
[00:07:45] can actually be achieved, we will see
[00:07:48] how it will, how it will be with these so-called phantom and less phantom lists, what
[00:07:52] we are already, that's why I say, these are already some old tricks, for example, it's
[00:07:55] interesting to me now that Rasim has two parties coming out, even though he is no longer
[00:07:59] the president of one, but now he is running as a minority party, that's one of
[00:08:03] the interesting novelties, but I mean, at the level of
[00:08:07] election fraud, I mean, such things will happen to us, but we are somehow
[00:08:11] already used to it, that's why... I say these are quite old tricks. I just want to ask you
[00:08:15] at the end about the opposition parties, yesterday
[00:08:17] uh so the coalition of pro-European
[00:08:21] parties submitted uh their election
[00:08:24] list to Rik, uh previously we
[00:08:28] heard that some prominent members of the party
[00:08:32] Srce SSP or left the presidency in
[00:08:35] the case of Srce or left
[00:08:39] the list in the case of SSP in "First I want to
[00:08:43] ask you, what do you think about that, what effect can the withdrawal of some of their
[00:08:46] members have on their
[00:08:48] result? Well, as for the opposition, I don't belong to that part
[00:08:52] who is happy about this situation, because in
[00:08:56] the last couple of years, some kind of party system has been created in our country,
[00:09:00] we had some new parties with new faces that managed
[00:09:04] to enter European party families, to create some
[00:09:08] relationships, some structures, so I hope that some people who
[00:09:11] have... um uh uh who have
[00:09:15] who have distinguished themselves, who have built some careers, that is
[00:09:18] some uh ratings, let's say, their
[00:09:22] political identities, that they will survive
[00:09:25] this period, that they will continue to engage in politics, but what I criticize
[00:09:28] opposition parties for is that they missed
[00:09:31] the moment to create some kind of formation where precisely those people who
[00:09:35] had some ratings, at least among this
[00:09:38] anti-regime side, managed to create
[00:09:41] a formation that is for... for this moment and to be
[00:09:45] some kind of support uh support for the student
[00:09:48] list, uh, so now in this
[00:09:51] referendum situation, under such pressure, I don't
[00:09:54] see that uh opposition parties who are still
[00:09:58] determined to run can create space for themselves, it will simply
[00:10:02] be the same atmosphere as it was in 24 for the part of the opposition
[00:10:05] that ran, there will be more talk about why you are running than what
[00:10:09] you are offering, who the people are, and what is being done, so I think it will be difficult for them to get out
[00:10:13] of that discourse that has been imposed on them now. Thank you very much
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[00:16:43] You are watching Novi Dan. In the last month, residents of Novi Sad have been reporting an increasing
[00:16:47] number of dead animals on the streets, and they suspect that some of
[00:16:50] them were poisoned. Because of this, they have launched a petition asking
[00:16:54] the authorities to determine what happened and explaining why
[00:16:57] such cases usually remain unresolved.
[00:16:59] epiloga.
[00:17:02] Nikola passes through Fruškogorska Street in
[00:17:06] Liman almost every day. What he wasn't used to seeing there were lifeless
[00:17:09] animal bodies by the road. Recently, he found a dead kitten with no
[00:17:13] visible injuries, so he couldn't know what happened to it.
[00:17:17] Then he started noticing a pattern. The next day, when I
[00:17:20] was walking my dog again, I saw a pigeon a little further down the street
[00:17:24] by the sidewalk. Then on the third day, again
[00:17:28] in the morning, I walked even further down the street,
[00:17:31] so there in Fruškogorska Street I first saw a sparrow by
[00:17:35] the sidewalk, then a little further down near the technology park
[00:17:39] also a pigeon. Similar sights were reported by citizens in
[00:17:42] Grbavica, Novo Naselje, and other parts of Novi Sad, with
[00:17:46] suspicions that the animals were poisoned. What Nikola found
[00:17:49] and photographed, he then called Zoo Hygiene. I received
[00:17:53] an answer that there's nothing to initiate, that it's a common thing, that it's normal for
[00:17:56] animals to die, so we argued a bit, that it's not normal after all,
[00:18:00] something needs to be done. I received an answer to call the veterinary
[00:18:03] inspection. And precisely because of that shifting from one address to
[00:18:07] another, citizens say, it further complicates the investigation of such
[00:18:10] cases. If you suspect you have found poison,
[00:18:13] do not touch it, but photograph the location and call
[00:18:16] the police, inspection, advise the association.
[00:18:20] Call the police even if you find a dead
[00:18:23] animal. And then the police should call the veterinary
[00:18:27] inspection, which then gives an order for
[00:18:30] an autopsy. The prosecutor's office is informed,
[00:18:33] and the prosecutor's office should initiate proceedings, giving
[00:18:37] orders to the police on what to do next. However, many such
[00:18:40] cases, according to our interlocutor, remain unresolved because
[00:18:44] there is a lack of willingness to investigate who the perpetrator is. If
[00:18:47] it is forbidden by law, by the criminal code, to kill and
[00:18:51] abuse animals, then we don't have to say,
[00:18:55] hey, our children will suffer for someone to even consider
[00:18:59] dealing with that case. And those cases are not
[00:19:02] a new story. A few years ago, poison on the street also
[00:19:06] took Laza, the dog of journalist Nedim Sejdinović,
[00:19:09] that is truly an event that one, of course, remembers for the rest
[00:19:13] of their life and actually never gets over their dog, just like
[00:19:16] family members for the rest of their life, they just learn to live with that pain.
[00:19:19] For the substance with which the dog was
[00:19:23] poisoned according to the findings, Idinović states that only one
[00:19:26] gram is enough to cause death in humans, so the
[00:19:29] non-punishment of this act is particularly problematic. In our
[00:19:33] country, except for one case, as far as I know, there have been no
[00:19:37] serious sanctions for the people who
[00:19:40] poisoned dogs, it's simply necessary for that to happen. And
[00:19:44] what happened recently in Novi Sad, whether the animals were poisoned,
[00:19:48] we asked the authorities, we are waiting for answers.
[00:19:51] Ina Džakula N1, Novi
[00:19:53] Sad.
[00:20:03] It's time for an overview of the most important sports news, which will be discussed in more detail in the sports
[00:20:07] segment at 11 AM with guests, my colleague Dragan
[00:22:03] in a completely different context, alongside parliamentary elections, there will soon
[00:22:06] be elections in the football association. Is it becoming clear who will be the new
[00:22:10] president? Somewhat unexpectedly,
[00:22:13] everything is usually mixed with politics, so there was an expectation
[00:22:16] of a mix from Andrićev Venac as to who could be the new president. "And then it
[00:22:20] happened that Crvena Zvezda
[00:22:23] changed the holder of the delegate mandate and instead of
[00:22:26] Dragan Džajić, included Zvezdan Terzić in the assembly
[00:22:29] lineup, which means that he will obviously be one of the candidates
[00:22:33] alongside Branko Radujko, that is what is now
[00:22:36] certain, on October 17th there will be an election assembly
[00:22:39] of the Football Association of Serbia. Now the big question is
[00:22:43] if the broader political landscape changes, whether that
[00:22:47] president of the association will remain in that position or will there be another
[00:22:51] change at the head of the association. In any case, this session has already been postponed
[00:22:54] twice, it is now scheduled for September 17th, and if
[00:22:58] it is uh, to be judged based on available information,
[00:23:02] the main candidates for the position of president will be Zvezdan Terzić and Branko
[00:24:45] continues this year as a joint, rebellious, and
[00:24:48] libertarian act of civil disobedience and
[00:24:51] creativity, as stated by the organizers. This year's edition
[00:24:55] begins today at 60 locations in Belgrade,
[00:24:58] and at one of them is our Una Ćirković.
[00:25:01] Una, is everything ready for the opening of the festival scheduled at
[00:25:05] noon?
[00:25:09] Mija, the final preparations are slowly
[00:25:12] coming to an end. At the Museum of the 90s,
[00:25:15] the festival is expected to begin
[00:25:19] with the opening of Anja Suša's micro-scene. What can visitors
[00:25:22] see at this micro-scene and at other
[00:25:26] locations? We ask Bjanka Badovinac, who is on the organizing
[00:25:29] team. Bjanka, thank you for speaking to
[00:25:33] N1. And, first question, what will visitors be able to see at
[00:25:36] this specific scene? That's right, we are currently in the Museum of the 90s,
[00:25:40] and Anja Suša actually conducted interviews with
[00:25:43] Oliver Frljić, Borut Šeparović, and Ivana Sajko,
[00:25:47] since Anja actually founded a regional platform at Bitef when she
[00:25:51] was a selector here. We also expect a discussion with her
[00:25:54] at three, and from four we invite students to join
[00:25:57] us to talk about what the older generations
[00:26:01] have left us from this Bitef, and how we will
[00:26:05] deal with all of that later? This was supposed to be
[00:26:08] the 60th anniversary Bitef, but for the second year
[00:26:11] it is in a different
[00:26:14] edition. There are more than
[00:26:17] 40 locations, so how difficult
[00:26:20] was it to organize such a festival without
[00:26:24] institutional support? Well, actually it was perhaps even
[00:26:28] easier than we expected, precisely because of the good will and desire of everyone.
[00:26:32] people to help participate in this jubilee, because
[00:26:36] it's not that we like to organize parallel
[00:26:38] manifestations, but art is actually created to
[00:26:42] provoke society, criticize it.
[00:26:46] In this country there are some people who are actually afraid of that criticism.
[00:26:50] How did you manage to organize such a big festival
[00:26:53] by yourselves? A lot of people participated in the whole
[00:26:57] organization, a lot of people who are
[00:27:00] , you know, leaders of these locations, agreed to come
[00:27:03] from abroad, many hosts really made an effort to
[00:27:07] organize and produce their own scenes. Actually, everything turned out well, we from
[00:27:11] the organization are actually coordinators of these
[00:27:13] scenes, so some people who haven't dealt with
[00:27:16] production before actually got into it because of this
[00:27:19] event. Uh, the idea is actually that everyone can
[00:27:22] create their own tour in a way that suits them, to walk around the city, go
[00:27:26] from one micro-scene to another,
[00:27:29] but is there still a recommended starting
[00:27:32] point? That's right, on the NeBitf website you can find a map
[00:27:36] which you can find in printed form at the locations, but actually
[00:27:39] I recommend that maybe those who like to walk can check where our
[00:27:43] walkers start these tours and then join them
[00:27:47] and in the meantime stop by some of the locations. So look for scenes where
[00:27:51] Miloš Timotijević, Ana Miljanić, Veljko
[00:27:54] Stevanović will also lead a tour, and Miloš
[00:27:58] Janić. And the closing of the festival today is...
[00:28:02] At seven where? At
[00:28:05] the Cultural Decontamination Center. At 7, all the hosts,
[00:28:08] artists, and the entire organization will come, so that will be an
[00:28:12] event where we will also discuss the
[00:28:15] future of Bitef and actually close this
[00:28:19] festival. Thank you for speaking to N1, so all interested parties
[00:28:22] today from 12 to 6 will be able to
[00:28:26] visit more than 60 micro-scenes
[00:28:29] of this year's "Ne Bitef," while the closing
[00:28:32] of the festival will be at 7 PM at the Cultural
[00:28:36] Decontamination Center.
[00:28:38] Thank you, Una. "Ne Bitef," which starts today
[00:28:42] at 12, we heard our Una Ćirković. With this we conclude
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[00:29:02] And tomorrow, Nataša Miljković will be with you from 8
[00:29:06] AM on "Novi dan." Have a nice day.
[00:29:24] Few people don't know about Arilje raspberries, or maybe I'm wrong. About a clean river
[00:29:28] that beautifies nature and gives life to
[00:29:31] everything, and above all to man, it would be good to
[00:29:35] know. This means we have a place to grow and plant something
[00:29:39] in that healthy soil, right? We drink clean water and everything,
[00:29:43] and still we are not aware of it. The so-called dam builders
[00:29:46] and whatever else, smelled the water from
[00:29:50] the mountain. This is a project, imagine, from the 80s
[00:29:54] still. Imagine a country where, let's say, for almost 50 years nothing has changed to
[00:29:57] find some other sources of supply. That dam... It wasn't
[00:30:01] supposed to be here, we could have used
[00:30:04] that water without a dam
[00:30:08] , as it is still
[00:30:11] used today.