Dejan Vukšić, the holder of the "People's Coalition - Full stop" list, said during his visit to Herceg Novi that he knows that the citizens of Boka Kotor want full decentralization and that the coalition list will advocate for it.
Vukšić, as announced, visited Herceg Novi with the candidates for deputies, where they talked to the citizens and presented the election program.
"What particularly concerned me, not to mention annoyed me, were our representatives from Boka, who, as members of political parties, were never allowed to say what Bokelji wanted, what the people of Boka wanted, because the central office believes that at a certain political moment something like needless to say. Why not tell? I am from Boka, I know what the citizens of Boka want: they want full decentralization. Is that hard to say. We want to preserve our historical and cultural peculiarities. Today, one must not say that in order not to be labeled. What labeling? These are contemporary democratic trends, and the People's Coalition, which I lead, will stand for that, also with regard to Boka," said Vukšić.
The candidate for parliament, the president of the Kotor Municipality Assembly, Maja Mršulja, said that what is possible to realize sooner and faster is "the problem that is bothering all of us, and that is the problem of the Maritime Property".
"Morsko dobro is an institution formed at the state level, which is centralized and which causes us a lot of trouble. By changing the status of Morsko dobro, the fact that municipalities and cities manage their territory will also change," she said.
Candidate for parliament and president of Prava Montenegro Marko Milačić assessed that the People's Coalition in the upcoming elections is "the only representative, the pure representative on August 30, 2020 on every basis".
"We have to preserve our spirituality, we have to preserve our language, we have to preserve the essence of primordial Montenegro, and at the same time look forward, to the future, to work for the prosperity of Montenegro, and at the same time to fight against organized crime," he said. .
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