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How does one interpret the rejection by the majority in Parliament of amendments tabled by our group, which stressed ‘the right of the citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina to decide the future of their own country’ and called for ‘the removal at the earliest opportunity of all foreign troops’ from the country?
Bosnia and Herzegovina is currently a protectorate occupied by some 7 000 NATO/EU troops. It is under the control of a UN/EU High Representative with excessive, anti-democratic powers, whom Parliament ‘calls on’ to exercise those powers with ‘restraint’.
Against this backdrop, Parliament, in a disgraceful act of meddling and disrespect for the sovereign will of the people of Bosnia and Herzegovina, urges the Council and the Commission to become involved in the current process of constitutional reform and to open negotiations aimed at integrating the country into the EU. To this end, a list of specifications has been presented, which calls for
‘reform and reduction of the strict system of wage setting, especially in the public sector’, the process of privatisation to be speeded up, reform and liberalisation of the energy sector and restructuring and liberalisation of the rail sector’, to which we are opposed."@en1
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