Montenegro’s tired. Very tired. Tired of political charlatanism, ignorance, deception, fake promises, economic collapse, party or family-backed employment, fights… It’s tired.
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It’s tired of attacks on the media, upset because of threats.
It’s been two years since a plate on the door of Montenegro says – This country is closed. And we don’t know when we’re going to open.
It’s been a month since the information system are blocked due to cyber-attacks.
We’re having an interim cabinet right now. Prime minister-designate hasn’t been nominated yet and one thing is clear to all of us – they don’t care about citizens at all. On the contrary, they’re mocking us.
They presented the scheme on saving energy, they do nothing about the Steelworks which is about to shut down or the Podgorica-based Aluminium Plant.
The healthcare system is about to die, patients are waiting for medicines, while the Clinical Centre of Montenegro doesn’t care about it.
The industry is being blocked, those willing to work have no jobs.
This is what the governments did over the previous two years, in short.
It seems that we should have trusted Zdravko Krivokapic when he said that “the power of will can move mountains”.
