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Today, the president of the Freedom and Justice Party (SAA), Dragan Djilas, has presented a part of the new SAA program – “We have a plan” that announces that in four years since he took power, the minimum wage in Serbia it will be 500 euros, doctors at least 1,500 and teachers 1,000 euros.
Photo: FoNet / Ognjen Stevanovic“In Serbia no one should have a salary below 350 euros, because that is not worthy of a man. With this plan, the minimum wage for four years will be 500 euros. We have made a plan on how each doctor has a starting salary of 1,000, teachers 700 euros and educators 600 nurses. Also, how to increase the salary in four years: that there are no doctors with a salary of less than 1,500 euros and teachers with less than 1,000. Because that’s something that needs to be done, ”emphasized Djilas during the presentation of the“ We have a plan ”part of the program at the SAA Assembly, which is taking place at Kombank Hall.
He stated that through that plan, all farmers will receive state subsidies of 150 euros per hectare of land, the opportunity to buy fuel without special taxes, guaranteed purchase prices of products for five years and avoid the enrichment of people through a monopoly.
He announced that there would be no sale of land, minerals and water to foreigners, that the state would return national resources to their property, establish a national investment bank, make a special fiscal policy for the IT sector and construction, which he said were two areas related to energy. and the most important agriculture for Serbia.
Through the implementation of this plan, the position of “special prosecutor for corruption of public officials” will be formed, as well as “independent and well-paid judiciary.”
Likewise, citizens over 65 years of age who have no income, as, as claimed, 250,000 in Serbia will receive a social pension of at least 100 euros, patients with multiple sclerosis will receive therapy and there will be no waiting for operations.
“We are going to change that. We will hire all the doctors that we have in Serbia today. We will provide health workers with wages worthy of the work they do. Instead of football stadiums, we will invest in hospitals and health centers. (… ) There are dozens of such concrete measures and they all have one thing in common: a good life and caring for people, ”he added.
He announced an increase in investment in culture to two percent of the budget, and in four years to four, which, as he emphasized, will return the value system that will teach children in Serbia that they should learn, and not think about false diplomas , robberies, etc. and that a political party is everything.
He pointed out that primary and secondary education will be compulsory and free for all, that scholarships will be awarded to children who do not have sufficient funds for schooling and that some principles of education will be applied in Finland.
“We will not stop until this plan reaches all the people of this country. We have no means, we will go out into the streets. I do not have RTS, we will go to the markets. We do not have the basic conditions, we will go to all the villages.” a man who wants to talk, “said Djilas.
If there is no agreement between the government and the opposition, dissatisfaction may be out of control
“If there is no agreement between the government and the opposition in Serbia,” the dissatisfaction can get out of control, and even end in the streets, “said the president of the Freedom and Justice Party (SAA) Dragan today Djilas and asked the European Parliament for help.
Djilas told reporters after the SAA Main Board elected Ljuban Panic as SAA Secretary General, Vuk Vucurevic as Political Director and Branko Miljus as Executive Secretary of the Political Council.
Djilas announced the establishment of the SAA Political Alliance, which will not be made up of members of that party, but rather experts.
Djilas declared that he is “always ready for any conversation endorsed by the European Parliament” and stressed that it is above all important to reach a solution for RTS through dialogue and allow electoral control.
“We ask the European Parliament (in Serbia) to have the strength and the possibility of influence as in North Macedonia and to be composed of all the representatives of the EP’s parliamentary groups,” he said.
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