Serbia: Confirmed Tadic president, the electors prefer the Europe to the Kosovo. To Rovato, the community puts aside that it is the most numerous.
Article of Rovato.org
The presidential elections in Serbia have confirmed like president Boris Tadic, retiring leader and supporting European unity candidate. Tadic has beaten, with 50,7 % of the vows, the ultranationalist Tomislav Nikolic (49,3 %).
The Tadic victory is news not a short time ago also for the one who lives in Rovato.
The community puts aside, in fact, is the most numerous between those foreign present in the capital of the Franciacorta.
With further 500 units, the reservoirs represent then a fifth one of the foreign population of Rovato.
A datum to regard, since between the principal Tadic objectives there it is - in the near future - the entry in the European Union.
A perspective to whom the majority of the reservoirs holds much, since in order that 50,7 % of the electors aspires to this it has put in account the possibility of leaving definitively the Kosovo.
The electoral slogan of challenging Nikolic, in fact, was leaving few spaces to the imagination: "The Kosovo is never Serbia, independence”.
The same Nikolic supported with strength at Moscow, in the last hours had ventilated the possibility of "contracting" the air defence it puts aside to the Mig of the Russian army. Hard positions, that, in any case, have guaranteed to him the support of almost half of the electors it puts aside, when hundred thousand vows were losing the challenge for suns.
To make the difference, according to the analysis, the high flow to the urns (67 %, record for the country).
Now Kosovo touches then to the Europe to solve the rebus, creating at the same time the political, social and economic conditions for the entry in Ue della Serbia.
An enterprise that easy, I endorse the traditional strong connection that passes between Belgrade and Moscow and the wounds left largely of the public opinion does not put aside at all at the bomabardamenti NATO of ‘97 and at an European foreign politics several times defined by the local Government as "filoalbanese".
