The Europe Now Movement (PES) announced today that a scandalous montage was shown on Happy TV in which PES officials were replaced by former President of Montenegro and former leader of the Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS) Milo Đukanović.
PES said that this represents a continuation of dirty propaganda through an attempt to distort reality and connect PES leader Milojko Spajić with DPS.
In the original photograph, next to Spajić, who is also the mandate for the composition of the new government, are the President of Montenegro and the Deputy President of the PES, Jakov Milatović, and an official of that party, Andrej Milović.
"We do not interfere in the editorial policy of this television, on which many politicians from Montenegro are guests, but we demand an apology on the basis of insinuation and attempts to discredit with unprofessional reporting," the PES press release points out.
They added that they also expect a reaction from the Agency for Electronic Media (AEM), and that PES will file a lawsuit and, in accordance with the law, seek an adequate response from the authorities.
"We expect that those politicians who are frequent guests on Happy TV and who, we hope, will disassociate themselves from these propagandistic and unprofessional manners characteristic of the regime against which they fought, will also announce themselves on this occasion," concludes the PES announcement.
Čarapić: Happy TV, which is "fighting" for the entry of ZBCG and GP URA into the Government, showed the true nature of that struggle
PES official Vasilije Čarapić announced that "Happy TV, which these days is 'fighting' for the entry of ZBCG and GP URA into the Government, has just shown the true character of that struggle".
"We expect that those politicians who are frequent guests on Happy TV and for whom Milomir Marić lobbies will also advertise on this occasion, with the hope that they will disassociate themselves from these propagandistic and unprofessional manners characteristic of the regime they allegedly fought against," Čarapić wrote on social media to the X network.
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