Aleksandra Hristov

Today is the 10th anniversary of first democratic Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic assassination. I was one of the tens of thousands people who came on “Walk for Zoran” to demonstrate respect for his work and accomplishments. When on Terazije Square I was very said, almost crying and in the same time very proud. Around me there were places, Trg Republike square where I was demonstrated in 1991 against Milosevic and his regime, before the war. Next was Kolarceva Street where students and citizens demonstrated in 1996/97 and I was journalists in independent media at that time, and we were on Terazije square where I remember demonstrations against Milosevic and contra demonstrations by his supporters.
We spent our youth protesting and here are the results.
-    The first Prime Minister was assassinated.
-    We are still trying to get date for European integrations
-    Country is in very bad economic, social and any moral situation
On the other hand I am proud that I was involved with some people who did everything (even gave their lives) for these ideas; against the war, against the regime, that took us back in the past, against other nations. So young people could have a chance to take get education and have future.
I had a great honor to work with Zoran Djindjic in the first democratic government and to know him personally and I am very proud of that.

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