Minister Golić's alleged involvement in crime is being covered up with talk of fighting for the unification of RS and Serbia

The Vice-President of the Government of the BiH entity Republika Srpska and Minister for Spatial Planning, Construction and Ecology in this entity, Srebrenka Golić, stated in Belgrade two days ago that she hopes there will soon be no borders between Serbia and Republika Srpska, writes the BiH news agency Patria.
This is not the first time that authorities in RS have threatened to divide BiH; after all, the ruling SNSD won the last elections in October 2014 on nationalist rhetoric.

Analysts have assessed that the authorities in this part of BiH are well aware that the secession of RS from Bosnia and Herzegovina and its annexation to Serbia is almost impossible, as it would not only bring trouble to Bosnia and Herzegovina but would also negatively affect Serbia, which guaranteed the integrity of BiH 20 years ago with the Dayton Peace Agreement, and whose government is now also trying to lead the country into NATO and the EU, which uncompromisingly demand a stabilizing role for Serbia in the Western Balkans.

The opposition in RS also warns that the authorities in RS, led by SNSD and Milorad Dodik, cannot offer citizens any program to revive the entity's faltering economy, which is why they are stirring up emotions among citizens by spreading stories about the unification of all Serbs into one state.

Golić herself is involved in serious malversations. The latest, published by the media, reveals that Minister Golić issued a usage permit to the controversial company "Grand trade" for a facility that is not even completed in the center of Banja Luka, writes Patria.