Professor of the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Zdravko Krivokapić, will be the holder of the list of the big alliance, which will include the Democratic Front, the Socialist People's Party, the People's Movement, Prava Montenegro and non-party figures, "Vijesti" has learned.
The coalition was agreed on Friday evening, although the first information indicated that everything could drag on over the weekend because the agreement of the SNP and Miodrag Daka Davidović, the coordinator of the People's Movement, was awaited.
Krivokapić recently appeared in public as one of the founders of the NGO "Ne damo Crna Gora", which is considered close to the Metropolitanate of Montenegro and the Littoral, and which in a short period of time organized a series of public forums, in which Bishop Joanikije of Budimlja-Niššić, rector of the seminary participated in Cetinje Gojko Perović... The coalition has the working title "All together!"
Nova leader Andrija Mandić is expected to take second place, while Milan Knežević, DNP leader, is expected to take third place. Position four is reserved for a woman, according to the agreement of party leaders that was reached earlier with the women's political network, while the fifth position will be occupied by PZP leader Nebojša Medojević.
The seventh position has already been reserved for the president of the non-parliamentary Right of Montenegro, Marko Milačić.
The joint list is advocated by the official Belgrade, so representatives of Serbian President Aleksandar Vučič are reportedly directly involved and are putting pressure on the unification of part of the opposition, for which consent is also coming from parts of the Serbian Orthodox Church.
The Socialist People's Party should receive four mandates among the top 20 on the list, which was one of the demands in the negotiations. United Montenegro will get one place among the top ten, and one place on the "passage border". An "adequate place" is still being sought for the candidates of the other constituents of the People's Movement. Negotiations are still underway to include another party figure on the list, among the projected guaranteed mandates.
The SNP had a problem with supporting the coalition with the DF, but the condition for the leader of the party, Vladimir Joković, to get approval for the amalgamation was that the People's Movement should also be there, which was fulfilled.
The DF estimated the quota on the electoral list based on the parliamentary mandates from the 2016 parliamentary elections, and the sure candidates of the SNP are party president Joković and Dragoslav Šćekić, president of the municipality of Berane, and Danijela Đurović, vice president from Herceg Novi, is mentioned as the third, the source said. TV News.
Members of the People's Movement, the Workers' Party, United Montenegro and Aleksandar Damjanović (elected on the SNP list) have four mandates in the 2016 elections, so they believe that they still have as many mandates. That list also includes individuals from civic initiatives that participated in local elections from the coast to the north. Also some non-party figures, among them individuals close to the church, and Davidović.
According to information from TV Vijesti, the most certain option is that the representative of the United, Dr. Vladimir Dobričanin, will be on the list.
"The other parties of the People's Movement, primarily the Workers' Party of Maksim Vučinić, could possibly count on one mandate, but probably not among the first 20 seats. The question is whether and from whose quota there will be a place for Aleksandar Damjanović, who as an independent MP was part of the "Da svako ima" coalition, whose key constituents are the SNP, United and Radnička. In recent months, Damjanović has been attacking the controversial Law on Freedom of Religion from the parliamentary benches, which reflects the politics of the People's Movement parties, as well as the SNP, of which he was once a member and deputy. He is considered to be a solid connoisseur of economics, and that is why this alliance would be happy to see him in its ranks", says the TV Vijesti source.
After the Social Democratic Party (SDP) submitted its electoral list for the parliamentary elections on August 30, the coalition gathered around the Democrats should finish it today from the opposition parties, and on Monday "Black and White", whose center is the Civic Movement URA.
The deadline for submitting electoral lists is August 4 at midnight.
DPS submitted the list for the elections in Budva
Even in the ruling coalition, they have not yet rushed to submit to the list, so only the Social Democrats did it.
The president of the state and DPS leader Milo Đukanović announced that his party will submit the list probably on August 4, after those at the local level.
"We have prepared lists for local elections. We created a precise dynamic to submit the lists one day at a time in order to ensure the necessary media attention for each of our party's activities in each of the five municipalities where the elections are held. My assumption is that in the final of that, on August 4, when it is the last day of submission of the list, our list will also be submitted to the SEC", said Đukanović in an interview with Prva Television.
Yesterday, the DPS, together with its coalition partners, the Social Democrats, the Montenegrin Party and the Liberal Party, submitted the electoral list for the local elections in Budva. The holder of the list is the current president of the Municipality of Budva, Nikola Divanović.
Following Divanović on the list are Predrag Jelušić (DPS), Anđela Ivanović (Montenegro), Suzana Pribilović (DPS), Petar Ivković (SD), Snežana Kuč (DPS)...
Bečić is the leader, Lekić is in second place
Democratic Montenegro, Demos, PIR, Nova Ljevica and the Society for Political Research have prepared a list whose holder will be Aleksa Bečić.
Second on the list is Miodrag Lekić (Demos), followed by Zdenka Popović, Dragan Krapović, Boris Bogdanović, Momo Koprivica, Stevan Katic...
They published the list yesterday, which they will probably submit today.
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