Exactly one month after the Parliament of Montenegro, at the suggestion of the Bosniak Party, adopted the Srebrenica Genocide Resolution, which prohibits the denial of genocide, a new resolution proposed by the second strongest ruling party was included in the procedure, Pobjeda reports.
Democratic Montenegro, headed by Parliament Speaker Aleksa Becic, submitted a motion for a resolution on the genocide in Piva and Velika to the Montenegrin Parliament on 17 July.
Democrat MP Vladimir Martinovic, explaining the draft resolution at a press conference, said that these crimes “have an indisputable genocidal character” and that “by adopting this resolution, Montenegro as an anti-fascist state would confirm its strong will and determination to contribute to establishing the full truth about Nazi crimes”.
For the political analyst Ranko Djonovic “Becic’s resolution”, “given on these topics at this moment, is immoral and corrupt, not only at the political but also at the human level because it treats only one people and brings discord”.
In his opinion, the political and ideological DNA of the Democrats has not been determined yet. Their actions so far, he says, show that they can be found on either side, both left and right, both the nationalist and civil, claiming the right equally well to their advantage.
