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I mandags præsenterede finansminister Pandey budgettet for 2009/10. Det var natuligvis det gennemgående stof i landets tre engelsksprogede aviser, og sikkert også i de nepalesiske. Og fuldstændigt som i Danmark, var det ualmindelig kedelig læsning.
Republica ved godt at budgetter er kedelige. Derfor tog de et gamle journalistiske kneb i brug og stak en mikrofon i ansigtet på tilfældige folk på gaden for at få deres kommentarer.
Et af ofrene var Tek Bahadur Shresta, taxidriver, Ramechhap, Gushara, VDC:
Budget?
What budget? I have never heard of that.
Any way, I'm not that annoyed with the government, as it has connected my village with the road network. Now I don't have to walk for one whole day to reach my village. I'm wondering if it could do the same with the electricity. I'm sure I would be more proud of the government if it could fulfill this wish.
Et relativt beskedent ønske fra manden på gaden i Nepal 2009.
Republica ved godt at budgetter er kedelige. Derfor tog de et gamle journalistiske kneb i brug og stak en mikrofon i ansigtet på tilfældige folk på gaden for at få deres kommentarer.
Et af ofrene var Tek Bahadur Shresta, taxidriver, Ramechhap, Gushara, VDC:
Budget?
What budget? I have never heard of that.
Any way, I'm not that annoyed with the government, as it has connected my village with the road network. Now I don't have to walk for one whole day to reach my village. I'm wondering if it could do the same with the electricity. I'm sure I would be more proud of the government if it could fulfill this wish.
Et relativt beskedent ønske fra manden på gaden i Nepal 2009.
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