In the new issue of Vremena, we spoke with the publisher, literary critic and poet Gojko Božović about the student movement, the student list and why it should not be published.
About a generation that is changing this society, why it is more successful than the previous ones, Fr student list and why it should not be published, we talked in the new issue of the weekly "Vreme", which is on newsstands from Thursday (November 13), with the publisher, literary critic and poet Gojko Božović.
"This is a generation that does not want to 'manage' and adapt, is not ready to make rotten and unprincipled compromises, which actually makes it acceptable, influential and attractive in the eyes of even those who have made many difficult compromises in their lives," Božović told Vreme.
He adds that this is a new quality that has appeared in Serbia - "a generation that wants to organize society, not to manage in existing circumstances, not to accept any political system or any customs."
Publication of the student list
For the student list, he says that he sees no reason for it to be published earlier because we do not know when the elections will be announced.
"Publishing it ahead of time would not have brought any political contribution to the student protest, and in many ways it would have reduced its effect. On the other hand, whatever names were found there - in a society where Novak Djokovic is called a failed tennis player - would have been passed through the most terrible machines of the regime's propaganda. I do not see what social goal would be achieved by this," emphasizes Božović.
Discussion on the candidates of the student list
Božovic says that it seems that the discussion about who is on the student list diminishes the importance of the priorities of the changes.
"It doesn't matter to me who is on the student list, but that changes happen, and then space will be opened for politics, for existing and some new political parties, more people will enter politics, there will be a different media system, people will be informed, they will be able to vote based on a clear picture of the domestic and international politics offered," concludes our interlocutor.
Read the entire interview in the new issue of "Vremena" from Thursday (November 13) or subscribe to the digital edition
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