The Prime Minister of Montenegro, Zdravko Krivokapić, answered a question from the head of the Parliamentary Club of the Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS) and the Liberal Party (LP), Danijelo Živković, during the prime minister's hour today. who usurped the whole of Montenegro, by bringing in tycoons, destroying companies, selling off state property...
"Since you called me the outgoing surveyor, let me remind you what happened. In 1997, a bright spot of reconciliation between Serbs and Montenegrins appeared, translated into the Narodna slog, which you stole. I know how that fraud came about, once you become a fraud, you are always a fraud ", said Krivokapić in the Parliament of Montenegro.
He added that the DPS businessman, "who is a mobster", is threatening the director of the Environmental Protection Agency.
"You are now pretending not to be angry," Krivokapić said.
Živković asked Krivokapić "what prompts him to usurp the position of Prime Minister, which no longer belongs to him".
"If I am right, the empty benches on your right are saying, because the fact that they are not present at the session today shows what kind of attitude the deputies of the majority of the parliament have towards you," said Živković, referring to the deputies of the Democratic Front (DF) who do not attend the Prime Minister's Hour .
The session is attended by MPs from the Movement for Change (PzP) who have a special parliamentary club - Branko Radulović, Branka Bošnjak and Vladan Raičević.
Krivokapić, answering a question from Živković, said that electoral fraud also happened during the elections in Nikšić, and that they left the treasury in the minus two million euros in order to portray the future government as incompetent.
"You think that the people have forgotten about the political corruption that was present at every step, and ended with rewards for the perpetrators of that corruption... Another fraud was committed in the presidential elections, in which the candidate was Mladen Bojanić, and the Electoral Commission and Constitutional Court," Krivokapić said.
He added that in Rožaj, when Filip Vujanović was elected president of Montenegro, an enormous number of voters were recorded in just three hours, and during that period, "two jeeps full of money left for Rožaj".
"You don't think that's known. And then the current president of the then new one is tricked into becoming the head. These are games that you play all your life," Krivokapić said.
He asked why the former government did not shed light on the murder of Duško Jovanović and bring to justice every attack on a journalist.
"This is what the people expected. Why were police officers killed in Montenegro? Is it because they may have finally come to their senses? Why was the wiretapping affair covered up? You ask why I am involved in politics? If I wanted to like you, I would do the same from elementary school. When you attacked the church, then many people joined the movement so that you don't deceive the people and steal property once again," Krivokapić said.
He said that no one from this government was involved in any kind of corruption.
Živković replied that the prime minister is not only a medical, but also a political phenomenon.
"When you are a professor at a university and have a doctor's degree, you should take care of the vocabulary you use in the Parliament. You mention President (Milo) Đukanović continuously," Živković said.
He said that Đukanović won 180.000 votes in the presidential elections, and Mladen Bojanić won 111.000 votes.
"In your frequent emotional charges to devalue the achievements of Đukanović, you are actually talking about yourself. You were, at least in some part, part of the government of that Prime Minister Đukanović. You got an apartment from this state," said Živković.
The Prime Minister said that with this approach, that he does not speak the facts, Živković is discouraging the voters of his party.
"Did I get the apartment according to the regulations or your system - here's your apartment or money, buy where you like, and pay it back in 5-6 installments. If I hadn't been there, there would have been nothing from that Accreditation Body, if you had you wouldn't appoint someone else, who is a workaholic and an expert," said Krivokapić.
Živković replied that Krivokapić was renting out the apartment and asked him if he had declared that income.
He also mentioned the pharmaceutical companies owned by the Prime Minister's family.
Answering Živković, the Prime Minister said that he invested much more than he got and added "nod your head, it will be better for you in Spuz when you finish there".
DPS MP Petar Ivanović responded by saying that the Prime Minister is making comments to him for the third time at the Prime Minister's Hour.
"Everything he has to say to me, let him say it to my face," said Ivanovic.
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