Bosnia: General Elections and Opposition to Fraud-Proof Nationalists
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The elections will renew the state leadership and more than 500 public offices at the various institutional levels of the complex State designed and established following the signing of the Dayton Peace Accords in 1995
Polls close at 8:00 PM Finnish time. The first results are expected on Sunday.
Many parties aim to mobilize voters, and this year Ratko Mladić's death has also been included: we vote on Sunday
At each election in Bosnia and Herzegovina for 31 years, the same question arises: will the country overcome its ethnic divisions inherited from the war and overjoyed by the nationalist parties? In the fiefs of the three constituent peoples, on the eve of the general elections on Sunday, the role of extremists seems to be eroded as clientelism and corruption lose ground, but electoral transparency remains an ongoing struggle.
Bosnia and Herzegovina will vote on Sunday in elections to elect representatives to a three-member presidential council, parliament and cantonal leaders, among other things. The elections are still overshadowed by the ethnic and political divisions of the Bosnian war. The country should also be able to continue its reforms, which have been stalled for years, so that the process of joining the European Union can move forward. Bosnia's four-year w…
Bosnia and Herzegovina headed to the polls on Sunday after a heated election campaign dominated by parties strongly linked to the ethnic divisions of the 1990s war.
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