The question was always raised whether Dragan J Vučivić is a normal person. Another news article (dez)Informer, which pushes the Roma people into a total nebula. Will anyone react? The Informer portal and the journalist Dragan J Vučivić, at the expense of the uninformed Roma from Belgrade, made a text where he presented the new British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak to the Roma from the Roma settlements around Belgrade, who presented him to the Roma as having Roma roots.

The reaction of the Roma from Belgrade conveys them in their own way. According to his text, the Roma reacted like this:

"Finally, one of ours succeeds in life", Here we are waiting for our Rishi to be prime minister, "I know him, he is a good man, I wish him luck"

Other Roma from Karaburma reportedly said: "I don't know him personally, but I hope that now we Roma will be better off."

In the conversation with the other Roma, they allegedly told the journalist that the whole settlement celebrated when they found out that Rishi had become the Prime Minister of Britain.

PS If it wasn't sad it would be funny

Link: https://informer.rs/amp/vesti/drustvo/744838/romi-risi-sunak-britanski-premijer?fbclid=IwAR1vpce_AsW2RaqAVhzG8B04Z3kqoOyRCM993SQVjv3C264zpvQTF9u9Ztc

The small municipality of Orehovica in the north of Croatia is the first and so far the only municipality in which the Roma minority exceeded 33 percent of the population and achieved the right to equal official use of their language, i.e. to bilingual boards at institutions.

Local authorities say that there will be no problem in realizing that right.

Also, in local elections in three years, Roma in Međimurje will be able to elect their own deputy prefect.

According to the 2021 Census, the number of Roma in the municipality of Orehovica in Međimurje County has grown significantly, so there are 916 of them, i.e. 33.68 percent of the total population of the municipality. According to Article 12 of the Constitutional Law on the Rights of Minorities, this gives them the right to equal official use of languages and letters.

In practice, this means bilingual plaques at state institutions in the municipality and bilingual street names.

Link: https://www.slobodnaevropa.org/a/hrvatska-romi-orehovica-dvojezi%C4%8Dnost/32075886.html