Bosnia Votes as Foreign Powers Jostle for Influence
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Bosnians vote on Sunday in a very complex election, marked by divisions between Bosniaks, Serbs and Croats, inherited from the war of the 1990s. While nationalist and separatist discourses remain very present, young people denounce a crisis economy and high unemployment, pushing many young people to leave the country.
The country goes to the polls this Sunday with ethnic divisions still open three decades after the Balkan war
The head of the EU Delegation and the EU's special representative in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Luiđi Soreka, wrote a column in which he called on the citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina to use their vote and go to the polls.
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Naslovi.netHead of the Delegation of the European Union (EU) in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Luiđi Soreka, today called on all citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina with the right to vote to go to the polls on Sunday "and thus decide
We are transmitting the column of the head of the EU Delegation and the EU's special representative in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Luigi Soreca. The writer, dissident and first president of the Czech Republic, Václav Havel, once said that "freedom and democracy imply participation, and therefore the responsibility of all of us". The right to vote is precious. I still clearly remember that feeling when I voted for the first time in Naples [...]
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