Vuelve Sandžak
Palabras clave:
Sandžak, Serbia, Comunidad islámica, UE, bosníacosResumen
Durante los años 90 la clase política bosníaca reclamó infructuosamente la autonomía de la región conocida como Sandžak; hoy día la crisis económica y social que se vive en este territorio ha propiciado que vuelvan con fuerza las voces a favor de la autonomía, en este caso lideradas por la Comunidad Islámica en Serbia, que, a su vez, encara una dura pugna por la supremacía religiosa en el Sandžak, discutida por su rival, la Comunidad Islámica de Serbia. A las puertas de afrontar el proceso de adhesión a la UE, Serbia debe llevar a cabo una articulación territorial que siente las bases para un desarrollo integral de las regiones más deprimidas, neutralizando, por medio de la inversión y los compromisos políticos, los focos de conlicto y agravio frente a Belgrado.
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