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The final list of opposition parties that will not participate in the June 21 elections is still unknown. The Freedom and Justice Party decided to boycott the Presidency session, and leader Dragan Djilas said that after 50 days imprisoned in “a life that is not life,” decisions should not be changed. The doors are being re-examined, and the Popular Party announces the boycott confirmation for Monday.
Massive tests are being conducted of opposition to the boycott of the elections. After the negative finding at PSG headquarters, SAA was confirmed positive.
Leader Dragan Djilas does not say an easy or phenomenal decision, but he is convinced that the current boycott will allow for a peaceful change of government in the near future.
“If this were a decent country, the president would say: wait, stop, sit down, we talk, we move the elections forward at least for the fall, and then we will see if anyone wants in that situation. We received a statement from some people in the European Parliament that there are no conditions for quick elections and I think it’s bad that this has been done now … I don’t think anything in Serbia will change, whether there are 80, 50 or 20 opposition MPs sitting there, so they have been sitting so far and what we are did nothing, “said Djilas.
There were also votes in the SAA to go to the polls, mainly from central Serbia. Marko Bastać and the municipality of Stari Grad, Djilas explains, were not today’s topic.
SDS leader Boris Tadic also voted for the elections and the joint opposition “Boycott List.”
“Instead of boycotting just one day, on Election Day, we would continue to boycott parliament every day. Instead of boycotting illegitimate fraudulent elections, we also boycotted the fraudulent parliament that resulted from those elections.” otherwise we wouldn’t have it, “explains Tadić.
Democrats’ first man, Zoran Lutovac, commented on this message with the words: “an inexplicable idea despite Tadic’s good intentionsBecause the conditions for the elections are now even worse. “
The Popular Party says it will hold the presidency session on Monday and will confirm the boycott without question.
The Doors Movement is currently being re-examined; Unofficially, there are many who would vote, and leader Boško Obradović gave a short message 24 hours ago.
“That is my slogan and the boycott is not an election, but a rebellion,” Obradovic said.
And later riots and arrests in front of parliamentObradović wrote on the social network on Saturday that the Juvenile Crimes Court has postponed the trials or returned the reports to the Interior Ministry for correction due to the disorder, so that the 15 arrested are now at large.
When we asked about the elections, Obradović said Dveri announced the final decision in a week at a conference in the National Assembly.
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