Pathetic and Miserable
Zoran Đinđić is rarely spoken about in today's Serbia. The fact that we all remember and say something on or before the day of his assassination is not enough, especially considering who is in power in Serbia today.
Pathetic and Miserable The article criticizes the lack of remembrance for Zoran Đinđić in contemporary Serbia, especially given the current political leadership. It contrasts Đinđić’s achievements during his brief tenure with the perceived stagnation and lack of vision in Serbia today. The author condemns the current president’s remarks on the anniversary of Đinđić’s assassination, highlighting the former prime minister’s significant positive impact on Serbia’s economy and infrastructure during a difficult post-war period.
- There is insufficient remembrance of Zoran Đinđić in Serbia today, particularly considering the current political climate.
- Đinđić is credited with significant positive changes in Serbia during his government’s two-year term.
- Average salary increased significantly, inflation was reduced, and infrastructure projects were undertaken under Đinđić’s leadership.
- The current president’s statements on the anniversary of Đinđić’s assassination are criticized as disrespectful and dismissive.
- A list of 40 achievements of Đinđić’s government has been published to counter the lack of acknowledgment.
- The article suggests that current Serbian leadership fears Đinđić’s legacy and has failed to fulfill promises, such as erecting a monument.
- The author calls for continuous remembrance of Đinđić’s fight for a free and democratic Serbia.
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