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Let's stick together

机译:让我们在一起

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Some call them the "six-pack". Ever since Bosnia's election in October 2010 the country has been waiting for the leaders of the six main parties-two Serbs, two Croats and two Bosniaks-to form a government. On December 28th, to everyone's surprise, they finally managed it. Like Belgium, which also recently formed a government after over a year without one, Bosnia is a complex country. It has two main "entities" (one Serb and one Croat-Bosniak), an autonomous district and a three-person presidency. Most of the day-to-day administration falls to the entities. But the central government in Sarajevo also has important tasks. The new agreement has allowed Bosnia belatedly to pass a budget for 2ou and a temporary one for the next three months. The new government will probably not take office for another couple of months. One of its priorities will be to deal with a 2009 European Court of Human Rights ruling on the country's presidency. The court found that a provision of the 1995 peace agreement violated human rights because it restricts the presidency to ethnic Serbs, Croats and Bosniaks. The six-pack say they will deal with this.
机译:有人称它们为“六包”。自从波斯尼亚于2010年10月当选以来,该国一直在等待六个主要政党的领导人-两个塞尔维亚人,两个克罗地亚人和两个波斯尼亚人-组成政府。 12月28日,令所有人惊讶的是,他们终于做到了。像比利时一样,在过去一年多没有成立比利时的政府之后,波斯尼亚也是一个复杂的国家。它有两个主要的“实体”(一个塞族人和一个克族-波斯尼亚克人),一个自治区和一个三人主席团。大部分日常管理工作由实体负责。但是萨拉热窝的中央政府也有重要任务。这项新协议使波斯尼亚迟来了2欧元的预算,并通过了未来三个月的临时预算。新政府可能不会再任职几个月。它的优先事项之一是处理2009年欧洲人权法院关于该国任期的裁决。法院认为,1995年和平协议的一项条款侵犯了人权,因为该条款将总统职位限制在塞族,克罗地亚人和波斯尼亚族。六人一组说他们会处理这个问题。

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    《The economist》 |2012年第8766期|p.42-43|共2页
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