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Negotiations between the leaders of the Democratic Front, Andrija Mandić and Milan Knezević, with the president of the Ur Civic Movement, Dritan Abazović, mediated by the Bishop of Nikšić, Joanikije Mićović, ended on Monday without any agreement, Pobjeda writes today.
Dritan Abazović Photo: TwitterThe meeting of the DF leader with Abazovic, with the mediation of the Serbian Orthodox Church, took place after the negotiations of the tripartite coalition on the formation of the government were interrupted, and the constituents of the coalition “Together for the Future of Montenegro “They asked Abazovic to declare the staff that they don’t want to. and the repeal of the Law of Religious Freedom.
Several sources from Pobjeda claimed that at the meeting, Mandic and Knezevic, who represented the coalition, explicitly asked Abazovic for a statement about the specific names of people from the DF and the ZBCG coalition that he did not want in government, but also about the repeal of the Law of Religious Freedom.
The DF believes that in addition to Mandic, Knezevic, Medojevic and Milacic, there are some other names on the list of embassies of Ura and the West that cannot join the government.
According to unofficial information from Pobjeda, Abazović is under pressure from the Serbian Orthodox Church on the one hand, but also from party organs on the other, because influential party members, such as Božena Jelušić, Filip Adžić and Srdjan Pavićević, are not at Please repeal the law.
Due to the Law on Religious Freedom, Abazović has maintained intensive communication with businessman Miodrag Dak Davidović for several days, but also with Bishop Joanikije.
According to Pobjeda, the stalemate in the negotiations of the tripartite coalition called into question the election of the president of the Assembly, announced for September 23.
Just one hour before the DF’s negotiations with Abazovic with the mediation of the Serbian Orthodox Church, the leader of the Movement for Change and the candidate for deputy from the list “For the future of Montenegro” Nebojsa Medojevic added fuel to the fire. say that “the government will not allow cigarettes and drugs”.
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