The Presidency of Montenegro supported the protest organizers

"The Presidency of Montenegro has unanimously supported the organization of protest gatherings and talks with citizens in various Montenegrin regions, which have been jointly designed and implemented by representatives of Democratic Montenegro, DEMOS and Montenegro for six weeks under the slogan "DO NOT BE AFRAID", says the announcement.
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The Montenegrin Presidency unanimously supported the organizers of the civil protests "Resist" in the fight for, as stated, a stable, modern, democratic, enlightened and democratic Montenegro.

It was assessed that the signing of the Agreement on the Future is on the way to strengthening those principles that make up the future of the Montenegrin state, namely the rule of justice, Europeanization and modernization of the Montenegrin state and society.

"The Presidency of Montenegro has unanimously supported the organization of protest gatherings and talks with citizens in various Montenegrin regions, which have been jointly designed and implemented by representatives of Democratic Montenegro, DEMOS and Montenegro for six weeks under the slogan "DO NOT BE AFRAID", says the announcement.

It was established that the established partnership with the Democrats and DEMOS is based on good communication, mutual trust and the clear idea that buying votes in elections must not be justified in the state and that political institutions must be based on full electoral legitimacy.

The Presidency of Montenegro considered the current political situation in Budva, where Montenegro participates in the exercise of power, and in Kotor.

"Full support was given to the Municipal Committee of Montenegro in Budva in its activities in the local government in that city and the efforts of members and officials of Montenegro to realize the goals defined by the agreement on the joint exercise of power in Budva," the statement said.

Discussing the crisis of the government in Kotor, the conclusion was unanimously adopted that the electoral will of the citizens of Kotor must be respected and that any attempt to override the electoral will of the citizens who voted for changes in 2016 is not legitimate.

"The Presidency reminded that the only actor who has the right to judge the actions of the government is the Montenegrin citizen, who is the bearer of sovereignty and whose freely expressed will is the only way to establish or change the government," the statement said.

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