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Podgorica – Leader of the Coalition “For the future of Montenegro” Zdravko Krivokapi says that after more than a month since the elections, he is still waiting for Milo to be “sorry for his people”.
Source: B92, News
Photo: EPA / BORIS PEJOVIC EPA / BORIS PEJOVIC
As he puts it, he is waiting for the President of Montenegro “to give him a mandate to form a new government.”
He also stated in a post published on the coalition’s Facebook page that regarding the Law on Religious Freedom, “the citizens of Montenegro are listening to the confusing statements of the representatives of the political bloc who incorporated the solution to the basic agreement immediately after the elections”.
The agreement signed by the coalitions “For the future of Montenegro”, “Peace is our nation” and “Black and white” establishes, among other things, that the new democratic government will approve and review all laws in accordance with European standards. , with the objective of that is the integration of Montenegro into the EU ”, Vijesti recalls.
Just over a month ago, the citizens of Montenegro defeated the government in elections, which for thirty years destroyed the basic values of civilized society that Montenegro has defeated throughout history. This period since the end of the elections has confirmed that they largely succeeded. hoping that the ‘master’ will take pity on his people and give him a mandate for the composition of the new government. Since nothing ever happens without sense and foresight, I see this period as the snow in which each of us has left his feet, ”he writes on the Prime Minister’s Facebook profile.
He states that “it is now clearer than ever that the regime was defeated in the elections, but that many of its achievements have not yet been defeated.”
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“I am afraid that the list of social anomalies is so long that Montenegro does not have time to delay a day in solving these problems. If we defeat DPS to preserve the system they created, then we did nothing, so I think rethinking is a matter of us. “We just have to start thinking differently, behaving and acting differently, communicating differently.”
Krivopkapi said Montenegro “must boldly enter a new stage of its development.”
“Because even though so much has been said in it, we have incredible human potential to lift the state and return it to those from whom it was kidnapped thirty years ago. In recent days, the Montenegrin public is amused by a problem that no longer exists. We are that problem. The Freedom of Religion Law was approved on August 30 and officially, unofficially, months before, with peaceful and dignified protests against legal violence, “said Krivokapi.
He says that with the fall of the DPS, “that ridiculous law fell first, so, among other things, Montenegro finally stood up.”
“Instead of addressing issues that will overwhelm us at the end of this year, all related to the current financial and epidemiological situation in the country, the citizens of Montenegro listen to the confused statements of the representatives of the political bloc. The elections incorporated a solution to the issue in the basic agreement, “he said.
He stated that the aggrieved party, in this case the Church, had no objection to that provision of their settlement.
“The Law of Religious Freedom is no longer a problem in Montenegro, but through controversy it can identify problems that are very present in our society. The agenda is set everywhere by those who direct, direct or govern, so I believe that it does not make sense on Montenegro’s agenda, the issue that was proposed by the outgoing government is still there, and it broke its teeth, ”says Krivokapi.
“The Ukanov regime has collapsed and now I can freely say that citizens have elementary trust in others and in everyone in the rule of law, but what they need the least today is our testimony that we are weak in the face of this problem, because we are not, “said Krivokapi.
He suggested that “issues that are old, because there are many real ones, not to spread defeatism or pessimism, because we do not win to complain or accuse, but to change Montenegro”, should not be on the public agenda.
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