After 11 years, the Democratic Front (DF) dissolves as a political alliance set up back in 2012. The Movement for Changes (PzP) won’t be a part of that bloc anymore, while the leader of that party, Nebojsa Medojevic, said that after their exit, the Front can’t use that name anymore.
As the CdM portal announced yesterday, this bloc collapsed over the fight for positions on the electoral list.
According to sources, the leader of the People’s Democratic Party (DNP), Milan Knezevic, got angry because there was a request that the PzP MPs, Branko Radulovic and Branka Bosnjak, must have their seats in parliament secured, plus one more for them. In addition, the PzP believed that they deserved more seats than the DNP as they “sacrificed” a lot over the past period.
Mr Knezevic didn’t like the idea and he refused it. Also, the DNP considered that one of the seats should be given to someone younger, and they were mentioning Nikola Bajcetic, but he should be one of the two names offered to this political party.
However, that’s not all.
Younger members of NOVA proposed that they should run in the forthcoming elections independently, that there shouldn’t be a coalition with Milan Knezevic’s party so that they may see the political strength of the DNP, which is totally unknown to the public. They also didn’t like the idea that Predrag Bulatovic should be on the electoral list of the DNP, noting that some changes must be introduced in that sense as well.
