Mister Yes wrote:Vanjskopolitički odbor jučer u EP izglasao: centralizam koči dogovor u BiH, federalizam je put prema EU
Većina je u Vanjskopolitičkom odboru Europskog parlamenta danas izglasala amandman kojim se po prvi puta prokazuju centralističke snage u BiH i naglašava da se moraju poštivati načela federalizma i izbor legitimnih predstavnika kako bi se osigurao put BiH prema Europskoj uniji.
Evo izvornog teksta na engleskom: (The European Parliament) Welcomes the six points agreement reached in Brussels on 1 October 2013 but deplores the obstruction of centralist forces to its implementation; stresses the importance of following the principles of federalism and legitimate representation in order to ensure BiH's EU path
Sa HB foruma. Ako je ovo tačno

ma to su amadnmani i slicna sranja, rove po dokumentima da nadju bilo sta sto im ide u prilog

barem i recenicu
naravno presucuju one koji im ne idu na ruku

a ko ce to citat, jos na engleskom
http://www.europarl.europa.eu/sides/get ... V0%2F%2FEN
a doris se ubi predlazuci amandmane
Motion for a resolution Amendment
1. Is strongly disappointed with the lack of unity displayed by the country’s three ethnic communities; deleted
Motion for a resolution Amendment
1. Is strongly disappointed with the lack of unity displayed by the country’s three ethnic communities; 1. Is strongly disappointed with the lack of progress due to disagreements between political parties and actors; calls for the greater involvement of civil society in the constitutional reform process;
a da vidimo jarane sta predlazu?
Amendment 15
Tonino Picula
Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 1
Motion for a resolution Amendment
1. Is strongly disappointed with the lack of unity displayed by the country’s three ethnic communities;
1. Is strongly disappointed with the lack of unity displayed by the country's three ethnic communities; condemns political leaders for lack of common vision, constructive communication and maintaining status quo situation for their own interest, as well as questioning the future of BiH itself; highly encourages intensification of dialogue between all political groups and European representatives in order to progress in the country's European perspective;
Amendment 16
Zdravka Bušić, Ivana Maletić, Andrej Plenković, Davor Ivo Stier, Dubravka Šuica
Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 1
Motion for a resolution Amendment
1. Is strongly disappointed with the lack of unity displayed by the country’s three ethnic communities;
1. Is strongly disappointed with the lack of pursuit of common goals displayed by leaders from the country’s three ethnic communities;
Amendment 18
Nikola Vuljanić
Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 1 a (new)
Motion for a resolution Amendment
1 a. Notes that the Dayton agreement, whilst of crucial importance to stopping the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina, needs to be reformed in order to create a functioning and inclusive democratic state with capacity to undertake necessary reforms in order to advance the country's accession to the EU;
a evo i tog prijedloga amandmana na koji se pozivaju
Amendment 19
Doris Pack
Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 1 a (new)
Motion for a resolution Amendment
1 a. Welcomes the six points agreement reached in Brussels on 1 October 2013 but deplores the obstruction of centralist forces to its implementation; stresses the importance of following the principles of federalism and legitimate representation in order to ensure BiH's EU path;
Amendment 21
Nikola Vuljanić
Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 1 b (new)
Motion for a resolution Amendment
1 b. Calls for a shift from nationalist and ethnocentric rhetoric comming from the leadership of three constitutive peoples in BIH;
condems all kind of segregation and discrimination on religious or ethnic basis in a country;
Amendment 34
Sarah Ludford, Jelko Kacin
Motion for a resolution
Paragraph 4 b (new)
Motion for a resolution Amendment
4 b. Calls for a fundamental rethinking of the EU's approach towards Bosnia and Herzegovina and its continuous inability to move forward with constitutional reform and EU-related reforms; calls on the EEAS to formulate a comprehensive strategy on BiH and, in this respect, urges the international community, the European Council and Member States in particular, to step up efforts to foster consensus among BiH political leaders on a new constitution which would lay down the basis of a functional institutional architecture of the country, streamline state-level institutions and thereby enable the country to effectively carry out EU-related reforms and eventually obligations stemming from EU membership; considers that an international conference involving all relevant stakeholders should be organised with the aim of producing a draft constitution;