Members of the Parliament of Montenegro will continue today discussion on the program of the Government. The session will begin at 11 am and will probably last until 7 pm. Numerous critics followed Mr Krivokapić’s exposition yesterday.
Although they stated publicly their remarks to the exposition and personal composition of the government, members of the coalition For the Future of Montenegro, Peace is our Nation and Black and White said they would support the new government.
Reactions of Mr Nebojša Meodjević were the most fervent. At the very beginning of the session, he asked for a break, so that prime minister-designate “gets the chance to update and finish his exposition”. Mr Aleksa Bečić, however, pointed out that there was no legal basis for such an action.
Mr Medojević said that Mr Krivokpaić might be acting under the influence of the rulers from the shadow, but that he “can’t be called a dictator”.
Head of the DF club, Mr Slaven Rdaunović, said that the new Government “is the government of compromise”.
Mr Dragan Ivanović, head of the SPP club, said he would support the government.
Member of Democrats, Mr Poslanik Boris Bogdanović, stated that everybody was in charge of ensuring peaceful transition of the government.
Mr Miloš Konatar, from Black and White coalition, said: May this be a warning not to be behave badly in relation to healthcare system, like the previous government did.
On the other side, members of the opposition announced they would not vote for the new government, which they denounced as “anti-Montenegrin, theocratic, discriminatory…”.
Head of the BP club, Mr Ervin Ibrahimović, said they were aware that making a program was a huge challenge.
President of Social Democrats, Mr Ican Brajović, said he would attack every proposal they disagreed with and support what is good for Montenegro.
DPS member, Ms Aleksandcra Vuković, said that Montenegro was becoming a wonder state and that only miracle would make those who didn’t believe Mr Krivokapić to convince them to trust him.
DPS member, Mr Jevto Eraković, touched on the Mr Krivokpaić’s statement that Montenegro “is a scorched state”.
“That anti-civilization term really bothered me, as it designates the code name of offensive Serbian troops in Bosnia, Bihać,only several days after the massacre in Srebrenica. You certainly know what that scorched state meant to you”, Mr Eraković said.
