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“I have already answered that of course I will not, because now we have had parliamentary elections. The Democratic Party of Socialists, which I lead, remains convincingly the strongest parliamentary party in Montenegro, having won more than 35%. of the support of the Montenegrin electorate in these elections “I have a very firm intention to use my term to the end for the benefit of the state that I lead,” Djukanovic said.
He claimed that something happened that usually happens in democratic societies.
This is not about any decline, nor is it at least about falling at any time, including myself personally. In 2018, I am the elected president of Montenegro in direct elections with 54 percent support and a term that will last just under three years. “There was no other fall in the parliamentary elections,” Djukanovic said.
After 30 years in power, the DPS, along with its coalition partners, won one term less than the new parliamentary majority, he added.
“There has not been an unworthy result for pro-European politics in Montenegro. Something has happened that usually happens in democratic societies. Montenegro aspires to be a democratic society,” Djukanovic said.
According to him, everything that happens after the parliamentary elections shows the tendency of the people who lead the winning coalition to actually correct what their pre-election announcements were.
“During the campaign, those representing the new parliamentary majority advocated a policy that essentially drastically confronted all the previous achievements of modern Montenegro. They said the problem arose when Montenegro regained its independence and made some decisions that were” As they like to say, Against the interests of the Serbian and Russian people in the Balkans, and with their victory, they will change the strategic course of the Montenegrin movement, “said Djukanovic.
Everything that is happening in these months after the parliamentary elections shows the tendency of the people who lead the winning coalition to really correct what their pre-election announcements were, he estimates.
“They said that they did not want to change the strategic direction of Montenegro’s foreign policy, accept Montenegro’s membership in NATO and that they wanted to continue the movement towards the European Union. They said they wanted to respect all international obligations, including recognition of Kosovo. respect the legal status of the state and the symbols of the state of Montenegro. You have noted well that this is a new rhetoric. As serious people, we should not judge the advertisements, but the facts, “he said.
“And let’s take time together to see if what the leaders of the new parliamentary majority really announced will really be their politics,” Djukanovic said.
Kurir.rs/Tanjug
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