Vujović: A serious political dialogue is needed to get out of the crisis

According to Vujović, Prime Minister Duško Marković is an experienced and sufficiently politically educated politician to know how to start and manage that process, if one wants a true dialogue with the opposition on all open issues.
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Vujović, Photo: Savo Prelević
Vujović, Photo: Savo Prelević
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The institutional crisis and the crisis of the political system is so serious that it requires a serious and thought-out initiative for a comprehensive political dialogue, and not random and sporadic, and thus frivolous, calls by individual representatives of the government, said the Secretary General of the Social Democratic Party (SDP) Ivan Vujović.

"I guess it's not necessary to teach the highest representatives of the government the political alphabet. Invitations of this kind are not sent through the media or through the footnotes of answers to parliamentary questions or during the Prime Minister's hour. This is not done if you really want a dialogue on all open issues. It is only done when you want to escape from a serious dialogue and say that you have fulfilled the form," he points out.

Vujović believes that there are no fair conditions for elections, and that there is never less trust in institutions.

"We have the Prosecutor's Office and the Judicial Council without legitimacy, we have the Public Service and the KAS, which the EU says are under political influence, we have big affairs without an epilogue... And we have a situation in which the authorities, incidentally, sometimes tell us that they are supposedly ready to talk. "What kind of conversation, about what, where, at what level, on the basis of what initiative, they don't tell us. It's an understatement to say that it's all frivolous," Vujović points out.

According to Vujović, Prime Minister Duško Marković is an experienced and sufficiently politically educated politician to know how to start and manage that process, if one wants a true dialogue with the opposition on all open issues.

"While the SDP was in power, it repeatedly demonstrated how a serious process of dialogue between the government and the opposition is conducted regarding difficult issues. And instead of the Prime Minister and another member of the DPS advocating for such an approach, the day before yesterday at the prime minister's hour, he blamed the Parliament. As if Parliament is not controlled by his coalition, and it seems that the head of Parliament is an opposition member, not Marković's coalition partner," concludes Vujović.

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