Radica

Radica, a 59-year-old retiree who used to work at a children’s counseling center, now enjoys spending her time with her grandchildren and exploring the Balkan Mountains.

In her vision of the future, Radica longs for a democratic Serbia where the law treats all people equally. She aspires to a society where her son, as well as the son of the president of the republic, would receive the same reward or punishment for their actions, regardless of their backgrounds.

Radica takes pride in the natural beauty of Serbia and the warm hospitality of its people. She appreciates the open and cooperative nature of Serbs, though she notes that sometimes this hospitality can be perceived as naivety. She believes that Serbia, with its picturesque landscapes, mountains, and charming villages, has much to offer, often overlooked or overshadowed by faraway destinations. She sees the need to showcase the beauty of Serbia to the world.

However, Radica finds the education system in Serbia problematic. She emphasizes the shortage of well-educated teachers who are passionate about their profession. The issue of adequate compensation is also a significant concern. She believes there are shortcomings in the education system, from the lack of workforce planning to the departure of many experts from the country.

Despite the challenges, Radica remains persistent and even a bit stubborn in her pursuits. She wholeheartedly enjoys her retirement days in the Balkan Mountains and eagerly anticipates the day when her husband can join her upon his retirement.

 

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