In the elections on September 29, we have a serious task to stop one wheel of infrastructural, communal and value stumbling and we will succeed, said Boris Mugoša, the candidate for mayor of Podgorica from the "European Union - Boris Mugoša (SDP, SD, LP and citizens) - Podgorica for example".
"I think that all people who truly love Podgorica are at their own place here. And we are not at all guests who came from other parts of the city, because this is all together our home and that's how we should treat every part, share, corner of Podgorica ", Mugoša said at the meeting in Krusi, according to the announcement of the European Union.
"I'm a bit of an atypical politician, because I'm often carried by emotions, which I think is good. I think one of the reasons we're in this situation is that emotions have disappeared between us who share the same or similar ideas and values and that we are constantly looking for a 'tear in each other', added Mugoša.
Speaking about political competition, he said that he does not deal with others, but it is obvious that those who do not think well of self-aware, progressive and modern Podgorica and Montenegro gather around a common goal.
As stated in the announcement, Mugoša referred to the problems in this part of Podgorica.
"We could talk about water supply, because it's a shame that a few kilometers from the city, people struggle with cisterns and they function like that," he said.
"I will not say that there are people in many positions who do not work for the development of this city, but heal their ideological urges, carry out revisionism, revanchism and try to change the blood flow of value in Podgorica and Montenegro," added Mugoša.
He said that on September 29, there will be a fight for many things.
"The fight for a cleaner and more orderly Podgorica. The fight for Podgorica where young people should stay, have fun, but also work. The fight for a culturally richer and more socially responsible Podgorica. The fight for our oldest fellow citizens who do not have dignified living conditions. obliged. But this is also a fight for the dignity of our city. We have to defend the dignity of Podgorica without dignity," said Mugoša.
The host of the gathering, the candidate on the list, Budimir Mugoša, drew a parallel between the current political situation and something that happened more than 200 years ago, which preceded the famous battle on Krusi. He said that the similarity between the current situation and the one more than 200 years ago is obvious.
"Today, we will not fight with guns or daggers, but above all with brains and pencils. So, on September 29, we have the opportunity to do what our ancestors did more than 200 years ago in this area," Mugoša emphasized.
He said that our forefathers resisted temptations, and today they manipulate our fellow citizens out of vasti by increasing the pension by five euros, wages by 25 euros, which we know will be eaten up by inflation.
"Our ancestors resisted much greater challenges, and we will overcome these manipulators and 'fog sellers,'" said Mugoša.
According to the announcement of the European Union, he presented to the gathered a strategy for improving agriculture and rural infrastructure, emphasizing the importance of economic sustainability and development in order to prevent the abandonment of villages. He referred to problems such as kyu fever, which affects milk production, and suggested an increase in subsidies for milk. He also highlighted the importance of olive growing, recalling the lack of an olive mill in Podgorica, which the city should buy. He also recalled the problem with water in Krusi.
"We were there 20 days ago and we talked about the Krusi that they don't have water. The Berries are located here, 500 meters or a kilometer below the air line. The Berries are blue after every rain. They have an excess of water, and the Kruši don't even have to drink. The capital of the sea to do everything to bring water from Ber to Krus in the first year of our mandate. We will go to one village each year," Mugoša announced.
According to him, these are things that must be resolved in the first year of the mandate.
"You know how, it is said that even states do not plan for more than 10 years, so neither will we, nor will local governments, but count on every year of the 4 we have left, we will work one village at a time and acquire at least one more machine", he concluded is Mugoša.
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