NES, Krešić and the vote: A test of political consistency, will FTV and FUP be handed over to HDZ due to the agreement with the Trojka?

By: A. Čorbo-Zećo

Today's session of the FBiH Parliament will be special in that we will finally see on which side and how the People's European Party (NES) thinks. More precisely, their representatives.

It seems that today's session of the FBiH Parliament will fully reveal the political dynamics within NES and their relationship with the ruling majority. The consistency of their positions is particularly interesting – on the one hand, they criticize the appointment of Zoran Krešić, while on the other hand, they sign an agreement for joint action with the Trojka.

Will they support the Trojka and HDZ in their efforts to hand over the Federal Police Administration and Federal Television to HDZ.

Sandi Salkić, a NES representative in the FBiH Parliament, previously commented on the announced appointment of Zoran Krešić to the Steering Board of Federal Television.

"We believe that such individuals should not be elected because they disrupt interpersonal relationships within the Federation and the state. I think parties should nominate much better and more qualified personnel," said Salkić.

But, will this stance be shown today when the vote for Krešić's appointment takes place? Doubts arise because NES is signing an agreement for joint action with the representatives of the Trojka today.

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FTV as a bargaining chip: Trojka on its knees before Čović, they haven't learned the lesson of 'compromise' with Dodik

By: Amina Čorbo-ZećoHDZ officials have publicly called for not paying the RTV tax for years, as they do not consider Radio Television of Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina to be theirs. The battle for positions has been going on for years, and now they are very interested in Federal Television

Otherwise, NES representatives were not in the Hall today when the vote was taken individually on removing the appointment of the Independent Board from the agenda.

Given that the vote was individual, the Parliament Secretary called them twice, which means they did not justify their absence, nor were they present, so we will have to wait until the end of the session to see the consistency of the representatives, as well as the NES party.

NES is otherwise in opposition at the FBiH level, and their entry into power with four representatives could facilitate the functioning of the ruling majority. It is mentioned that Ramo Isak could become opposition, and be replaced, and the current majority depends on his son who is a representative in the FBiH Parliament.

All in all, the outcome of today's session could be crucial for the further development of political relations in the Federation.