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Gojko Božović

Towards the elections (2)

Condition for changes

At a time when the generational movement of young people bridged deep differences by restoring a political community based on the ideas of freedom, justice and anti-corruption in an atomized, apathetic and divided society, a necessary and sufficient condition for changes in Serbia was created.

Regime use of words

How the Ustasha appeared in Serbia

If someone lightly uses the most terrible and dramatic content as the basis of his propaganda, not caring for the historical truth, nor for the feelings of the living, nor for the peace of the victims, then he is not only reckless, he is ready for anything

One Hundred Years of the Serbian PEN Center

In reasonable times and in unreasonable times

For the same reasons, PEN was both the most appreciated and the most attacked: because it did not make compromises about what (nor) literature is and because it considered the issue of freedom of expression as its basic duty

Personal attitude - Underlining the line

Compromised state and social self-respect

If the elections after 2012 were turned into a factory for the production of the default legitimacy of the regime, the specificity of this one is that this legitimacy was called into question. You cannot invoke legitimacy that has been so documentedly contested. In what way will the regime now try to restore it? One way is to tactic, give in and find a convenient excuse for repeating the elections in Belgrade. The second way is the tightening of relations with the political opposition and emphasized cooperation in international relations

ProGlas and comments

If everyone does what they can, Serbia will be a different country

Each of us should ask ourselves a few questions. Are things going in the right direction? Are current conditions – from prices in stores and markets to the state of the media – worse than just a year ago? Do we get better treatment, are we safer on the streets, do we worry less about children in schools? Is this the pinnacle of the organization of society that Serbia is capable of? I am deeply convinced that it is not. It would be tragic if we could not do better, and it would be a crime against our conscience and against our children if we did not do what is in our power to better manage relations in our country and to ensure better opportunities for every person in this country