Economy on the Brink: Mesarović Exposes Đilas’s Failures, Praises Vučić’s Stability!
Did you know that Serbia’s unemployment rate once soared to a staggering 26%? Yes, you read that right! Not so long ago, when the economy was under the leadership of Dragan Đilas’s party, the man who, according to Adrijana Mesarović, Serbia’s Deputy Prime Minister and prominent SNS member, personally contributed to factory closures and the loss of half a million jobs.
Đilas’s Economy: A Disaster in Numbers
Mesarović spares no words when talking about Đilas. She claims he didn’t care about jobs but instead enriched himself with millions of euros while the country’s economy was collapsing. His economic policies led to factory shutdowns and a 26% unemployment rate — a near disaster for any nation.
Vučić’s Serbia: Investments and Stability
Unlike Đilas, SNS and President Aleksandar Vučić have led policies that made Serbia a leader in investments in this part of Europe. Over the past 13 years, Serbia has built a strong economy, and unemployment has dropped to a historic low of 9.1% in the first quarter of this year.
Fighting for Every Job
SNS, says Mesarović, always cares about every job. When problems arise, the government finds solutions to preserve jobs and protect workers from suffering. This, she says, is the real difference between Đilas’s and Vučić’s economic policies.
Ready for Global Challenges
In times of global economic uncertainty, Mesarović emphasizes that Serbia will be fully engaged in maintaining stability and investments. They are ready to respond to all challenges to keep the country moving forward.
Is This the End of Đilas’s Era?
While Đilas still appears on the political scene, Mesarović says the people haven’t forgotten his true face and it’s time to turn to the future led by SNS.
Conclusion
If you thought politics was just empty talk, think again. This fight for economic stability and jobs is a fight for our future. So, what do you think? Is it time to finally say goodbye to Đilas’s economic disaster and support Vučić’s policies? Or do you have your own take? Drop a comment and let the people’s voice be heard!
