Pavićević: It is a pity that the Student Council and the Student Parliament of UCG do not have the strength and spirit of freedom in them

"We passed the first test, in the following period we must persevere, and I expect that we will see more and more free young people at every subsequent protest," said Pavićević.
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GP URA Youth Forum, Photo: GP URA
GP URA Youth Forum, Photo: GP URA
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The URA Civic Movement Youth Forum has the obligation and desire to thank the students who woke up last Saturday, without any fear, and joined the peaceful civil protests, announced today the general secretary of the URA Youth Forum GP, Mirko Pavićević.

He believes that it is the students who are obliged to change the system, because the future of our country rests on them.

"We passed the first test, in the coming period we must persevere, and I expect that we will see more and more free young people at each subsequent protest. However, it remains a pity that the Student Council and the Student Parliament of UCG do not have the strength and spirit of freedom in them," said Pavićević.

He points out that "the fact that the same representatives of the mentioned student organizations would not be where they are if they did not have the support of the documented and proven organized criminal and corruption organization (DPS) proves how harmful the rule of the DPS with its satellites is."

"And while we are fighting for a better future for this country, they are silent and do nothing to improve the situation. And for that silence, they were promised secure employment and some small benefits. Dear gentlemen from student organizations, is that how you fight for student rights, higher quality conditions of higher education and higher quality education as a whole? Is it acceptable to you the fact that we have an official education system that is among the worst education systems in Europe? Is it normal that while in the world students are the bearers of all social changes in Montenegro, student organizations serve as a means of suppressing the slightest sign of rebellion at the University," asks Pavićević.

At the end, he points out that they will no longer try to invite representatives of the Student Parliament to protests, because it is a gathering of free citizens, and they say to all free youth - "See you every Saturday on the street, the only free institution, as long as it takes".

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