Proletnji izbori 2008 i novi ciklus nestabilnosti

Our family Pridružio : 22 Apr 2008 Poruke : 225

SPS će se prikloniti Evropskom bloku. Na kraju. Pouzdano.

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Our family Pridružio : 22 Apr 2008 Poruke : 225

Podržavam, Atomski mrave.
Bitna stvar koju treba naglasiti je da je onaj ko je kupovao u četvrtak i petak,imao dobitničku koaliciju, a ne procentualne rezultate izbora.

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Our family Pridružio : 22 Apr 2008 Poruke : 225

Evo nekih vesti iz inostranstva, ovo je ono što mi stiže kao newsfeed na FX platformi, Dowjones newswire.

Serbia's Radical Party Leader Warns President About Coalition Government
BELGRADE (AFP)--Serbia's Radical Party leader warned President Boris Tadic against jumping the gun by claiming pro-European forces would be able to form a government after elections on Sunday.

"There is a possible coalition without the Democratic Party (DS) and we warn Serbia about that," Tomislav Nikolic said in reference to the party that headed a pro-European camp for which Tadic had earlier claimed victory.

"I warn Tadic to calm his emotions, he should wait for others to talk about something, he should seek coalition partners," the ultra-nationalist leader told a press conference.

Earlier, Tadic claimed victory on behalf of a pro-European alliance led by his Democratic Party, after estimates from the electoral commission, poll monitors and various parties showed it had won up to 39% of the vote.

But Nikolic, who had expected to form a coalition with the Democratic Party of Serbia (DSS) of caretaker nationalist Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica and the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS), gave mixed signals about his intentions.

"We are going to patiently make agreements to see whether the coalition is possible for the Democratic Party to take power," said Nikolic.

However, in answer to a question later, the Radicals' leader said: "Either we have an SRS-DSS-SPS government or Serbia will not have a government, so we will have new elections."

"We remain open for a deal with the DSS. There are indications that the SPS will talk with them but all this is less important than Tadic's statement which has frightened the citizens of Serbia," said Nikolic.

"Tadic is trying to present the highest amount of votes for his list as a victory. If we had acted that way, there could have been civil war.

"Tomorrow I will initiate talks first with Kostunica, we have shown that ideologically we can be together," he added.

(END) Dow Jones Newswires

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EU Hails 'Clear Victory' By Pro-Europe Forces In Serbia Vote
BRUSSELS (AFP)--The Slovenian presidency of the European Union hailed Sunday what it called "a clear victory" by pro-European forces in Serbia's general elections.

"The EU presidency warmly welcomes the clear victory of pro-European forces at the Serbian general elections," it said in a statement on its Web site that underlined "the peaceful and orderly conduct" of the polls.

It added: "It hopes that a new government will soon be composed with a clear European agenda."

(END) Dow Jones Newswires

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Pro-European Forces Lead Early Serbia Vote Tally-Monitors
BELGRADE (AFP)--Serbia's pro-European forces were leading the vote count after Sunday's general elections, elections monitors said, giving their first unofficial preliminary estimates.

The pro-European alliance gathered around President Boris Tadic's Democratic Party was "convincingly winning these elections," Zoran Lucic, of the Centre for Free Elections and Democracy (CeSID), told AFP.

According to the CeSID figures based on 50% of their sample count, the "For a European Serbia" coalition had gathered 39% of the vote, versus 28% for the ultra-nationalist Radical Party.

Back in the rear with 11% was the Democratic Party of Serbia (DSS) of outgoing nationalist Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica.

The Socialist Party of late autocratic president Slobodan Milosevic would assemble at least 8% of the vote, against 5.2% for the pro-Western Liberal Democratic Party.

Based on this, Tadic's pro-European camp would win 103 places in Serbia's 250-seat parliament, compared with 76 seats for the Radicals, 21 for the Socialists, 30 for the DSS, 13 for the LDP and seven for minorities.

The polls were a virtual referendum asking voters to choose between entering or rebuffing the European Union in a backlash to the independence of Kosovo, which most Serbs see as their historic heartland.

(END) Dow Jones Newswires

Partner Pridružio : 04 Jan 2008 Poruke : 260 Localisation : Ljubljana

Pa dobro nadam se da če SPS u vladu sa demokratskim blokom jer inače ovo nije pobeda proeuropskog bloka. Kako čujem Daćić če najprije razgovarati sa DSS i kaže da neče biti nove vlade bez SPS i DSS.

Stvarno sa SPSom ako naprave vladu kakva pobeda? A pro evropska koalicijane moze sama

Miloše, mani se politike pogledaj stanje na tabli..

cheers

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Savet „doktora Dabića”: Nema bezizlaznih situacija

Forum queen Pridružio : 22 Maj 2007 Poruke : 457

E kakve ste vi demokrate, hapsili ste im vodju, lupali u serpe i lonce a sada sa njima - djon obraz

Partner Pridružio : 04 Jan 2008 Poruke : 260 Localisation : Ljubljana

Ja da sam na Dacicevom mesto jedi uslov koji bih postavio demokratama posto sve lizu, da se trg republike preimenuje u Trg Slobodana Milosevica

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