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The vice president of the Democratic Party of Serbia, Nenad Popovic is staying in Russia, where he is observing the parliamentary elections in this country on behalf of the DSS. Continue reading
Preserving the territorial integrity of Serbia is the most important question for the DSS, like the territorial integrity of Germany is the most important for political parties in Germany. This isn’t an election topic for us, but an obligation. Continue reading
The unilateral implementation of the SAA was the wrong decision of this government which caused great harm to the local economy. Continue reading
Over the past 11 years was invested over EUR4bn into this false state and the results are meager. Continue reading
DSS presented a document “Five Initiatives for the Recovery of Domestic Commerce”. Continue reading
For three years now we have been reading that our rating is slipping while DSS has been rising all this time. Continue reading
At this moment, DSS members want to participate in elections independently from any other party. Continue reading
The national operator according to the results from 2010 is probably the most successful telecommunications company in Europe. Continue reading
“I’d love to hear the reasons why the Government is for the sale of Telekom Serbia. The Democratic Party of Serbia is categorically opposed to the sale because it believes that telecommunications is an important strategic resource for the development of domestic economy. The thesis that Telecom needs to go into private hands because this is European practice, doesn’t stand, because the operators in the most developed countries are in majority state ownership,” said Nenad Popovic, vice president and MP of DSS addressing Prime Minister Mirko Cvetkovic, at the Serbian parliament session on posing parliamentary questions on the topic suggested by the DSS: Sale of Telekom Serbia – motives and consequences. Continue reading
“The deficit is a consequence of the structure of trade exchange between our two countries, dominated by energy imports from Russia. The only way to reduce this deficit is to increase exports to Russia,” said Nenad Popovic, Vice President of the DSS and President of the Economic Council, for daily newspaper Danas. Continue reading