None of the three branches of government in Montenegro is currently operating at full capacity.
The government cannot get the quorum, Parliament does not sit, the judiciary is practically in the acting position… This is the result of the work of a narrow majority that won power in the elections on 30 August 2020 and in a year managed to seriously shake all the pillars of the state.
The Montenegrin government has no support in Parliament, and the experiment with “expert” staff has proved more than unsuccessful.
“Experts” in the government have led to the never worse Progress Report on Montenegro, while stagnation and setbacks are recorded in almost all areas. Party-affiliated employment at good state positions, nepotism, employment of relatives, best men and friends also contributed to that…
Someone will have to end this agony. The question is if anyone has political guts to do it. Montenegro is out of function because a comfortable seat is more important than citizens, and the fear of the election race is so strong that clowns and politically immoral hypocrites – as they called each other at the time, still hold hands tightly with the repetition of the sentence: elections do not suit anyone.
