After they had said to the organizers of the protest known as “97 000 Odupri se” that they wouldn’t accept any blackmailing platforms and rejected the Agreement on Future, DF offered the opposition a new document, or, to be more precise, a motion of joint action, in which they request that they all agree on several main items that refer to the resignation of the leading people in the country.
This document doesn’t contain the items that existed in the document of the organizers of the protest referring to the foreign policy course of Montenegro. DF offered this document after they had spoken with the organizers and said clearly that they wanted to be the leaders of the process.
They firmly believe that this document will contribute to overcoming misunderstandings and provide joint action in achieving proclaimed objectives.
The document they have forwarded requests that the opposition agrees on several items referring to the resignations of Milo Đukanović, Duško Marković, Ivica Stanković, Milivoje Katnić, Sreten Radonjić and Božidar Šundić.
They also want the opposition to agree with the statement that they won’t accept next elections under such totalitarian circumstances, that they agree with the technical government and to express readiness for continuous communication and cooperation in the atmosphere of mutual trust, with no exclusivity and blackmails.
DF decided to make this move stimulated by the fact that Montenegro is in deep political and social crisis that has escalated.
The whole story started by “97 000 Odupri se” movement who sent Agreement on Future to the opposition and an ultimatum to the authorities. They hinted that items 3,4 and 5 weren’t subject to negotiation.
The opposition accepted this Agreement. DF said that there couldn’t be ultimatum. Organizers of the protest gave in and several days afterwards, they said they were ready to talk.
