Democrats: Everyone that Marković proposed, appointed and voted for ended up on the pages of criminal reports

All those whom the former Prime Minister of Montenegro Duško Marković proposed, appointed and voted for ended up on the pages of criminal reports, under indictments for serious crimes or as suspects for participation in monstrous crimes, it was announced today from Democratic Montenegro.

That party reacted to the fact that the leader of the Party of European Progress (SEP) and former Prime Minister Duško Marković said earlier today that extraordinary parliamentary elections are the only way out of the political labyrinth in which Montenegro finds itself.

Marković also stated in the announcement that the parties whose leaders are Prime Minister Milojko Spajić (Mokret Evropa Sad) and Deputy Prime Minister Aleksa Bečić (Democratic Montenegro), and whose members make up more than half of the cabinet, won three council seats in Budva in the coalition, which is less of ten percent of citizens' support.

In response, the Democrats said that "it is no surprise that Marković, the former prime minister, 'shined' in the elections with a result that says more than any analysis - 3% in Podgorica, 0% in Budva, 0% in Kotor, 0% in Gusinje , and absolute zero in Berane, where he failed to collect a single signature of support".

"These numbers are a symbolic final account of the tragic results of his rule. It is difficult to find someone who managed to leave such a "legacy" as Marković's Government. All those he proposed, appointed and voted for ended up on the pages of criminal reports, from Dejan Peruničić, through his close associate Veselin Veljović, to the 'irreplaceable' Zoran Lazović, Petar Lazović, Ljub Milović, all the way to the founders and members of the famous Mojkovac clan - the list is long and not at all flattering," the statement of the Democrats points out.

The party added that the numbers achieved by Marković in the elections are only a reflection of the trust that citizens have in him and his politics today.

"The trusts he broke with his own actions and what he left behind," the Democrats' statement concluded.