Study at UNIRSM of higher education institutions in the blockade assessed that the launch of the platform "Who the hell are you?" and call on citizens to report corruption to the President of Serbia Aleksandar Vučić, says that the institutions in Serbia are neither sufficient, nor capable, nor important.
"As if there is only one address for all problems, only one person," the students announced on Instagram, with the question to Vučić: "Who are you?"
The students pointed out that for years they have been listening to how the president announces which laws will be adopted by the National Assembly, announces measures before the Government adopts them, sets budget priorities, announces investments, increases in wages and pensions, and presents state aid as personal generosity, not as money for all citizens of Serbia.
While, as they state, citizens are urged to report arrogant officials, the public is still waiting for answers to numerous scandals that follow the top of the government - from Jovanjica, through Savamala, the General Staff, the pardoning of "SNS beaters", "Oskar", and the affair in which people end up "in barrels", and the top of the police is linked to the cover-up of crimes.
"That's why we don't ask arrogant officials today. We ask the President of the Republic - who are you to ask about everything, despite the powers clearly limited by the Constitution. Who are you to ask for your permission for every problem in Serbia, and the institutions are silent. Who are you to not call elections and at the same time present yourself as the most competent for everything," the students asked.
According to the students' assessment, it turns out that "no one can, can't or won't do anything" without the consent of the president.
"And if you are already, by your own actions, in charge of everything, will you one day also be responsible for everything", the students asked. They added that the state is not one man, but institutions, and that when everything depends on one man, the state no longer exists.
Source: FoNet
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