Dejan Vukšić, the holder of the list of "People's coalition - One point" said that he does not want to underestimate certain politicians, but that these are the politicians who most often in their lives have not paid one euro of taxes.
Vukšić, as announced, visited Žabljak with the candidates for deputies and held a meeting in Pljevlje, where they talked to the citizens and presented the election program.
"I didn't enter politics to do politics professionally. I'm fulfilled in life, but I want to make my contribution. I don't want to underestimate certain politicians, some call them professional, but these are politicians who most often have not earned a single euro in their lives." Vukšić said.
He said that justice must be equal for everyone.
"Do you know that Switzerland has dozens of mandatory referendums a year. They ask their citizens about everything. That's what we want in our Montenegro," said Vukšić.
He pointed out that he is especially happy and inspired because he received support from Marko Bata Carevic.
"I received unconditional support from the icon of the fight against the regime, Milo Đukanović, a man who made a huge contribution to the defense of our sanctuaries from Mr. Marko Bata Tsarević. Marko Bata Tsarević's support for me as the holder of the list of the People's Coalition is proof that harmony has no alternative," Vukšić said.
"Individual structures, political parties, alliances tried to destroy the electoral will in these three years by putting the party's interest above the interest of the Serbian people as well as the whole of Montenegro. While they argue, divide, divide both within the framework of their political parties and among themselves The people's coalition decided to gather, that's why we united and you won't hear from us that we are at war with other political parties, that we are arguing because we didn't learn that in the magnificent battles that brought us freedom and victory," said the Candidate for Member of Parliament from the "People's Coalition - Agreed and Dotted" list, Marko Milačić.
He pointed out that freedom and prosperity can be reached peacefully and decisively only by harmony, by preserving the values of the people.
"In Montenegro, there is obviously a project "Divide the Serbs and rule". We did not want to agree to that project, we reached out to each other and put the Serbian interest first. While others were divided and divided and argued over the mandate, who will in which place, we put the interest of our people first," said Vladislav Dajković, candidate for deputy of the list "People's coalition - Složno i pointka".
The candidate for deputy of the list "People's Coalition - United and Point" Novica Stanić said that the first action and obligation of the new Government must be the first free census in Montenegro in the fall of this year.
"A list on which citizens will freely, without brainstorming, without pressure and blackmail, declare their national and religious identity, as well as the language they speak," said Stanić.
Maja Mrljuša, a candidate for deputy from the list "People's Coalition - Unanimous and Dotka", pointed out that it is an honor for her to be on the electoral list of the People's Coalition.
"It is an honor to be on the electoral list of the People's Coalition with people like Dejan, Marko, Vladislav, doctor Novica Stanić. To those people who, after the great victory in 2020, remained worthy in the defense of that historical change in Montenegro and who are human, morally and professionally defended the national heritage achieved in August 2020. Each of them from different places, where they represented the people's will and voice, they had one thing in common, which is that none of them calculated, traded, planted, or blackmailed , while some have been doing it from the very beginning," Mrljuša said.
Jelena Lučić, a candidate for deputy from the "People's Coalition - United and Point" list, stated that the people of Pljevlja need Pljevlja people who can live well in their city.
"The people of Pljevlja do not need promises, we have too many of them, nor dead letters on paper. The people of Pljevlja need people of Pljevlja who can live well in their hometown and do not have to go anywhere. They need basic conditions for life. Clean air, clean water, new jobs. They need schools, colleges, hospitals. They need equal opportunities for everything and that's what Lučić concluded.
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