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1 | Serbia: Bloggers Discuss Rally and Rioting in Belgrade | Sérvia: Blogueiros discutem protesto e saque em Belgrado |
2 | Yesterday, Kosovo is Serbia rally was held in Belgrade. | Ontem, o protesto Kosovo é Sérvia aconteceu em Belgrado. |
3 | According to unofficial sources, 150,000-200,000 people attended it to protest against unilateral proclamation of independence of Kosovo. | De acordo com fontes não oficiais, entre 150 mil e 200 mil pessoas assistiram ao protesto contra a proclamação unilateral da independência do Kosovo. |
4 | The rally went peacefully, but was followed by rioting. | O movimento foi pacífico, mas foi seguido por tumulto. |
5 | Buildings of the American, Croatian and Turkish embassies were set on fire. | Edifícios das embaixadas americana, croata e turca foram incendiados. |
6 | Many people were injured, at least one person was killed. | Muitas pessoas ficaram feridas e pelo menos uma pessoa foi morta. |
7 | Below are a few reactions by the Serbian bloggers who blog at B92's blog portal (all but one are translated from Serbian). | Abaixo estão algumas reacções de blogueiros sérvios que blogam no portal B92's blog (todos a exceção de um são traduzidos do sérvio). |
8 | Milan Lukic posted this short summary: | Milan Lukic escreveu este breve resumo: |
9 | | Let's sum it up once again: the rally in Belgrade today was party-organized, not a people's rally. […] |
10 | | […] Let's non allow losers of the last presidential election to cancel the people's will by force. |
11 | Let's sum it up once again: the rally in Belgrade today was party-organized, not a people's rally. […] | Let's not allow that today's peace protest, as it is falsely named, to cancel the democratic will of the majority. Let's not allow the rats to pull us under water, into mud. |
12 | […] Let's non allow losers of the last presidential election to cancel the people's will by force. | Into their false country. Vamos resumi-lo mais uma vez: o protesto em Belgrado hoje foi politicamente organizado por um partido -, não é um povo do movimento. […] |
13 | Let's not allow that today's peace protest, as it is falsely named, to cancel the democratic will of the majority. | […] Não vamos permitir que perdedores da última eleição presidencial cancele a vontade do povo pela força. Não vamos permitir que o protesto de paz de hoje, como é chamado erroneamente, anule a vontade democrática da maioria. |
14 | Let's not allow the rats to pull us under water, into mud. | Não vamos permitir que os ratos nos puxem para debaixo de água, para a lama. |
15 | Into their false country. | Para o seu falso país. |
16 | | Dejan Stankovic fornece uma nítida descrição sobre o evento de ontem em Belgrado: |
17 | | 1. Prime minister, accompanied by his friends and like-minded persons, looked like someone who is sick of everything when he addressed the people. |
18 | Dejan Stankovic provided this vivid description of yesterday's events in Belgrade: | Two hundred years ago, his speech could be perceived as modern. Today, it is a parody. |
19 | 1. Prime minister, accompanied by his friends and like-minded persons, looked like someone who is sick of everything when he addressed the people. | […] 2. The not-to-be president of the country [Tomislav Nikolic] and prime minister's pal threatens to go into Kosovo. I immediately remember the '90s and it gets me worried. |
20 | Two hundred years ago, his speech could be perceived as modern. | 3. Then, the naivete of the athletes was abused. |
21 | Today, it is a parody. | Publicly, so that the whole world could see. |
22 | […] 2. The not-to-be president of the country [Tomislav Nikolic] and prime minister's pal threatens to go into Kosovo. | At that moment, I was sorry more than I was ashamed. 4. Then appeared a convert disguised as Rasputin [filmmaker Emir Kusturica]. |
23 | I immediately remember the '90s and it gets me worried. | At that moment I felt nauseous. 5. Parents of Serbian young people applauded. |
24 | 3. Then, the naivete of the athletes was abused. | I felt even more nauseous. 6. And their children, the future of Serbia, became wild. |
25 | Publicly, so that the whole world could see. | After the rally, they were destroying, breaking, burning and looting all over Belgrade. |
26 | At that moment, I was sorry more than I was ashamed. | […] Then I was sorry and, at the same time, I was angry. |
27 | | […] For the end, the impression of the night: A picture of the demolished Belgrade, victim of Serbian terror. |
28 | | Apocalyptic scenes, chaos and fire, and in the middle of the disarray, young Serbian vandals walk indifferently down the street. |
29 | 4. Then appeared a convert disguised as Rasputin [filmmaker Emir Kusturica]. | They grew up in chaos and in the chaos they live the best. |
30 | | But, in the middle of the disarray, a group of Roma was diligently clearing Belgrade's streets… Then I recalled the words of a man who told me when I was child that the Roma were Serbia's biggest shame. […] |
31 | | 1. O Primeiro-ministro, acompanhado por seus amigos e pessoas de idéias semelhantes, parecia alguém que está doente de tudo quando se dirigiu ao povo. |
32 | At that moment I felt nauseous. | Duzentos anos atrás, seu discurso poderia ser entendido como moderno. Hoje, é uma paródia. |
33 | | […] 2. O não presidente do país [Tomislav Nikolic] e seu amigo primeiro-ministro ameaçam entrar em Kosovo. |
34 | 5. Parents of Serbian young people applauded. | Lembro-me imediatamente os anos 90 e isso me inquieta. |
35 | I felt even more nauseous. | 3. Então, os atletas ingênuos foram abusados. |
36 | 6. And their children, the future of Serbia, became wild. | Publicamente, de modo que todo mundo pudesse ver. Naquele momento, eu sentia mais pena do que vergonha. |
37 | After the rally, they were destroying, breaking, burning and looting all over Belgrade. | 4. Em seguida, apareceu um adepto disfarçado de Rasputin [cineasta Emir Kusturica]. Naquele momento, senti náuseas. |
38 | […] Then I was sorry and, at the same time, I was angry. […] | 5. Os pais dos jovens sérvios aplaudiram. Senti náuseas ainda mais. |
39 | For the end, the impression of the night: A picture of the demolished Belgrade, victim of Serbian terror. | 6. E então, seus filhos, o futuro da Sérvia, se tornaram selvagens. Após o comício, estavam destruindo, quebrando, incendiando e saqueando toda Belgrado. |
40 | Apocalyptic scenes, chaos and fire, and in the middle of the disarray, young Serbian vandals walk indifferently down the street. | […] Então senti pena e, ao mesmo tempo, fiquei com raiva. […] Para o efeito, a sensação da noite: Uma foto de Belgrado demolida, vítima do terror sérvio. |
41 | They grew up in chaos and in the chaos they live the best. | Apocalípticas cenas de caos e fogo, e no meio da confusão, sérvios jovens e vândalos caminhando indiferentemente na rua. |
42 | But, in the middle of the disarray, a group of Roma was diligently clearing Belgrade's streets… Then I recalled the words of a man who told me when I was child that the Roma were Serbia's biggest shame. […] | Eles cresceram no caos e no caos vivem o melhor. Mas, no meio da confusão, um grupo de ciganos estava diligentemente limpando as ruas de Belgrado… Então me recordei das palavras de um homem que me disse quando eu era criança que os ciganos eram a maior vergonha da Sérvia. […] |
43 | Ivan Marovic, wrote this in English in a blog post titled, “The end of nationalism”: | Ivan Marovic, escreveu isso em inglês em um post entitulado, “O fim do nacionalismo”: Since Kosovo declared independence Belgrade has become a warzone. |
44 | | Radicals are burning and looting, and ordinary people are confused - five days ago they were concerned with Kosovo, today they are concerned with the possibility that drunken hooligans may smash their heads with rocks. |
45 | | Kosovo is far away, radicals are just around the corner, breaking windows and setting buildings on fire. |
46 | Since Kosovo declared independence Belgrade has become a warzone. | The Belgrade riots are a symptom of a failed political movement. |
47 | Radicals are burning and looting, and ordinary people are confused - five days ago they were concerned with Kosovo, today they are concerned with the possibility that drunken hooligans may smash their heads with rocks. | Nationalism has nothing to offer, no strategy, no plan, no political vision. Unlike Gazimestan in 1989, where Milosevic faced a crowd much bigger, crowd consisted of people that were calm and determined, Kostunica today faced people without a clue. |
48 | Kosovo is far away, radicals are just around the corner, breaking windows and setting buildings on fire. | Unlike Milosevic who promised war and revenge, Kostunica has nothing to promise, nothing to offer. He can only complain. |
49 | The Belgrade riots are a symptom of a failed political movement. | You can tell the day by the dawn. Nationalism is finished in Serbia, nationalism has nothing to offer except self destruction. |
50 | | We just need to wait for the mob to get tired of rioting, come out and continue the peaceful protest that started two weeks ago, protest led by Belgrade students, protest with a clear goal - European integration. |
51 | Nationalism has nothing to offer, no strategy, no plan, no political vision. | Boris Tadic was in Romania, while Kostunica was giving a speech together with Nikolic. |
52 | Unlike Gazimestan in 1989, where Milosevic faced a crowd much bigger, crowd consisted of people that were calm and determined, Kostunica today faced people without a clue. | This may prove to be a big blow to Kostunica. The message is more than clear: Serbian interests are better served with diplomacy than with speeches followed by looting. |
53 | | The contrast between Tadic and Kostunica is clear and will undermine Kostunica's base of support in the months to come. |
54 | Unlike Milosevic who promised war and revenge, Kostunica has nothing to promise, nothing to offer. | […]A partir do momento em que Kosovo declarou sua independência, Belgrado tornou-se um zona de guerra. |
55 | | Radicais estão queimando e saqueando, e pessoas comuns estão confusas - cinco dias atrás, elas estavam preocupadas com o Kosovo, hoje eles estão preocupados com a possibilidade de hooligans bêbados esmagarem suas cabeças com pedras. |
56 | He can only complain. | O Kosovo está longe, os radicais estão perto, quebrando janelas e incendiando edifícios. |
57 | You can tell the day by the dawn. | Os motins em Belgrado são um sintoma de um movimento político falido. |
58 | Nationalism is finished in Serbia, nationalism has nothing to offer except self destruction. | o nacionalismo não tem nada a oferecer, nenhuma estratégia, nenhum plano, nenhuma visão política. |
59 | We just need to wait for the mob to get tired of rioting, come out and continue the peaceful protest that started two weeks ago, protest led by Belgrade students, protest with a clear goal - European integration. | Diferentemente de Gazimestan em 1989, onde Milosevic enfrentou uma multidão muito maior, a multidão era composta por pessoas calmas e determinadas, Kostunica hoje confrontou pessoas sem nenhuma idéia. Ao contrário de Milosevic, que prometeu guerra e vingança, Kostunica não tem nada a prometer, nada para oferecer. |
60 | Boris Tadic was in Romania, while Kostunica was giving a speech together with Nikolic. | Ele só pode se queixar. Você pode dizer como vai ser o dia pela madrugada. |
61 | This may prove to be a big blow to Kostunica. | O nacionalismo não existe mais na Sérvia, o nacionalismo não tem nada para oferecer, exceto sua auto-destruição. |
62 | | Só temos que esperar que a multidão se canse de protestar, sair e continuar pacificamente o protesto que começou há duas semanas, liderado por estudantes de Belgrado, com um objetivo claro - a integração européia. |
63 | The message is more than clear: Serbian interests are better served with diplomacy than with speeches followed by looting. | Boris Tadic estava na Romênia, enquanto Kostunica foi dar uma palestra juntamente com Nikolic. Isto pode revelar-se um grande golpe para Kostunica. |
64 | The contrast between Tadic and Kostunica is clear and will undermine Kostunica's base of support in the months to come. […] | A mensagem é mais do que clara: interesses sérvios são mais bem servidos com diplomacia do que com discursos seguidos por saques. |
65 | | O contraste entre Tadic e Kostunica é claro e vai minar a base de apoio de Kostunica nos próximos meses. […] |
66 | Nebojsa Milenkovic sent an open letter to president Tadic. | Nebojsa Milenkovic enviou uma carta aberta ao presidente Tadic. |
67 | He warned him about vandalism in the streets of Serbian cities and the possible consequences. | Ele o alertou sobre o vandalismo nas ruas das cidades da Sérvia e as possíveis conseqüências. |
68 | Mr. President Tadic, | Mr. Presidente Tadic, |
69 | I am turning to you on behalf of the citizens who, despite all, still believe in the democratic heritage and who strongly want Serbia to become part of the civilized, developed and democratic society. | I am turning to you on behalf of the citizens who, despite all, still believe in the democratic heritage and who strongly want Serbia to become part of the civilized, developed and democratic society. |
70 | | I am asking you, a person with a huge confidence of citizens on the last voting, to turn to the public and protect all people who are exposed to danger and violence by many hooligans in Belgrade's streets at the moment when our country comes face to face with one of its biggest historical defeats and humiliations. […] |
71 | I am asking you, a person with a huge confidence of citizens on the last voting, to turn to the public and protect all people who are exposed to danger and violence by many hooligans in Belgrade's streets at the moment when our country comes face to face with one of its biggest historical defeats and humiliations. […] | You should not be silent until the mass political hysteria and blindness of those people […] became wild in the streets of Serbian cities in the last days. The current situation the in country should not serve as justification for suspension of freedom of speech or even physical liquidation of each political alternative, and you had to react to this fact! |
72 | | On the contrary, if this madness is not be stopped, the loss of Kosovo and Metohja would be followed by a permanent loss of the even elementary European and democratic perspective for this society and would return destructive political forces on the stage of Serbia. |
73 | You should not be silent until the mass political hysteria and blindness of those people […] became wild in the streets of Serbian cities in the last days. | You overcame them in the last election thanks to the votes of those citizens who exposed violence in Serbia today. […] Sr. Presidente Tadic, |
74 | The current situation the in country should not serve as justification for suspension of freedom of speech or even physical liquidation of each political alternative, and you had to react to this fact! | Estou me dirigindo ao senhor, em nome dos cidadãos que, apesar de tudo, ainda acreditam no patrimônio da democracia e que querem que a Sérvia se torne parte de uma sociedade civilizada, desenvolvida e democrática. |
75 | | Peço ao senhor, uma pessoa que possui uma enorme confiança dos cidadãos na última eleição, que se aproxime do público e proteja todas as pessoas expostas ao perigo e à violência por muitos hooligans nas ruas de Belgrado, em um momento em que o nosso país se defronta com uma de suas maiores derrotas ehumilhações históricas . […] |
76 | | O senhor não deve silenciar enquanto a histeria da massa política e cegueira dessas pessoas […] permanecerem selvagens nas ruas das cidades sérvias nos últimos dias. |
77 | | A atual situação do país não deve servir de justificativa para a suspensão da liberdade de expressão ou mesmo liquidação física de cada alternativa política, e o senhor tem de reagir a este fato! |
78 | On the contrary, if this madness is not be stopped, the loss of Kosovo and Metohja would be followed by a permanent loss of the even elementary European and democratic perspective for this society and would return destructive political forces on the stage of Serbia. | Do contrário, se esta loucura não for interrompida, a perda de Kosovo e Metohja seria seguida por uma perda definitiva de uma perspectiva europeia e democrática para esta sociedade, com destrutivas forças políticasreaparecendo no estágio atual em que a Sérvia se encontra. Você venceu na última eleição graças ao voto dos cidadãos expostos à violência na Sérvia hoje. […] |
79 | You overcame them in the last election thanks to the votes of those citizens who exposed violence in Serbia today. […] | Jelena Milic citou afirmações de dois ministros sérvios que justificaram a violência; abaixo, uma das citações: “Democracy also means smashing embassy building windows.” |
80 | Jelena Milic quoted statements by two Serbian ministers who have justified violence; below is one of these quotes: | Velimir Ilic, Serbian minister for infrastructure. “Democracia significa também esmagar as janelas do edifício da embaixada.” |
81 | “Democracy also means smashing embassy building windows.” | Velimir Ilic, ministro sérvio de infra-estrutura. |
82 | | O artigo acima é uma tradução de um artigo original publicado no Global Voices Online. |
83 | | Esta tradução foi feita por um dos voluntários da equipe de tradução do Global Voices em Português, com o objetivo de divulgar diferentes vozes, diferentes pontos de vista. |
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85 | Velimir Ilic, Serbian minister for infrastructure. | Se quiser participar traduzindo textos para outras línguas, clique aqui. |