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President of the SDS Party: Criminal Law will not be adopted

Published: June 16, 2017
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Vukota Govedarica tesliconline.comThe president of the SDS Party Vukota Govedarica claims that the proposed amendments to the Criminal Code of BiH, as far as Serbian deputies are concerned, will not be adopted at the House of Representatives of the Parliamentary Assembly of BiH.

Moreover, Govederaica adds that the general consensus is needed when it comes to the Serbian votes, or entity voting in declaring this law.

“I believe that the previously mentioned will not happen and the law will not be adopted,” said Govedarica, noting that he did not notice that the representatives of the party had dissonant views on the amendments to this law.

(Source: fena)

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