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SARAJEVO, April 18 (FENA) - A peaceful protest march called "Fight for Life" was organized yesterday in Sarajevo.
Dissatisfied with the lack of an adequate response after the previous protests, the organizer of the "Women's March-Fight for Life" wanted once again to appeal to the authorities and all those responsible to do their job.
They demand that the state and the FBiH parliamentarians to dismiss the BiH Council of Ministers and the FBiH Government and appoint new executive bodies, which will present a clear and enforceable action plan to combat the coronavirus pandemic and crisis management within 14 days.
Maja Gasal Vražalica, who addressed the crowd on behalf of the protest organizers, reminded that they had previously given the authorities until April 13 to react, procure vaccines and fulfill other conditions, but, she said, no one responded.
She also pointed out that the protests were not just about vaccines, but were protests "for a more dignified life". He points out that it no longer matters who comprises the government and who the opposition is, assessing that no government has dealt with the pandemic in an adequate manner.
She also believes that the collapse of the health, education and economic systems are not topics that are being discussed, no solutions are being found on how to improve the situation, "but there is talk of new conflicts and wars."
Dr. Bakir Nakaš also addressed the protesters, saying on this occasion that politicians who do not know how to provide the vaccines should resign so that those who do know can fill their place.
(FENA) S. R.
