Cabinet of the mayor of Prijestonica: General statements of Nikola Đurašković

"It is not the first time that the SDP "revives" behind the backs of other parties and recycles long-worn platitudes according to the "copycat" system.
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Cetinje, Photo: Shutterstock
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The office of the mayor of Cetinje, Aleksandar Kašćelan, announced that the evaluations of the SDP councilor in the Assembly of Cetinje, Nikola Đurašković, "are flat-rate and politicized, and calculated with the intention of saving his own party from the political collapse it is in."

They reacted to today's announcement by Đurašković, in which he states that the previous session of the Assembly showed the incompetence of the local government in the best possible way.

"It is not the first time that the SDP "revives" behind the backs of other parties and recycles long-worn platitudes according to the system of "copycats". It's possible that they consulted well with the opposition experts, who would have solved all the problems "decisively" and "hand-for-hand". We have no doubt that these experts would know how to spend all the money, because they are also known for that reputation. For the sake of the public - projects from the development program of the Capital City of Cetinje are implemented with the only possible dynamics, in accordance with the law and in the best interest of the citizens of Cetinje", it was announced.

They add that all data on the implementation of projects are available in the implementation unit and will, "as announced at the last session of the local parliament, be combined into information that will soon be available to the entire public at the session of the Capital Assembly."

"Then councilor Đurašković, as well as the general public, will be able to draw a line and evaluate what has been done. Everything before that is cheap demagoguery for daily use, which does not deserve any attention at all," it was concluded.

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