Word: djindjicã
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Dates: during 2002-2002
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...courage to grapple with reforms themselves, but rather stand idle, sighing and complaining. Kostunica’s platform does not resemble a positively defined program; rather, it is nothing but a critique of the work of the Serbian government. There is little doubt a Kostunica victory would endanger Djindjic??s government and consequently slow down reforms...
...justice than legal justice and words written on a piece of paper. Life itself is more important than the Milosevic-era constitution. The reformists’ agenda is concrete: for example, to remove the outdated Yugoslav Constitution and build a new legal system following European Union (E.U.) guidelines. Djindjic??s appeal to the international community to set any prejudices aside and “give us the rules of the game and see what we can do” reflects the reformists’ readiness to work to rebuild a democratic Serbia its citizens can be proud...
...borders in the region starting with Kosovo’s independence—then they must suffer the consequences and say goodbye to Europe, warned the premier. Serbia needs reformists because they have the knowledge and ability to rebuild destroyed bridges and reconnect Serbia to her neighbors. For example, Djindjic??s team is working to build a southeastern-Europe common market to include some 50 million people in the region...
President of the Harvard Serbian Society Ivana Tasic-Nikolic ’03-’04 attended Djindjic??s speech and said she was very pleased with his goals for Serbia...
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