Behind the hills (secretly), in the valley (in the Government), minorities were promised the world, with the aim of removing the URA Civic Movement. All that, as the leader of the Albanian Alternative Nick Djelosaj claims, after the events in Cetinje on 5 September.
Two theses are very significant after this statement.
The first is that, if we follow the logic of the parliamentary majority that no one should “leave the ruling coalition and overthrow this government because it would be a reversal of the electoral will of the citizens”, someone from that majority wanted to change the electoral will of the citizens by
having URA replaced with minority parties.
It seems that the Prime Minister and part of the majority after 5 September decided to play for all or nothing, in the game for the survival of the throne.
Another thesis that arises, all due to the fact that all this is happening after 5 September, is that this is a conflict directly between PM Zdravko Krivokapic and DPM Dritan Abazovic, all after the Prime Minister wanted to dismiss the Minister of Interior Sergej Sekulovic and the head of the Police Directorate, Zoran Brdjanin, and Abazovic told him that he would overthrow the Government if the Prime Minister did that.
Guided by what Djeljosaj said, this attempt to play with minorities should have resulted in a clear epilogue – removing URA and Abazovic, and then dismissing Sekulovic and Brdjanin.
A wise attempt by the Prime Minister and a part of the majority ultimately failed and gave birth to a new story that can return to the Government of Krivokapic as a political boomerang.
