Laković against PES or Nedović?

"Student protests are always a contribution to the democratic maturation of the next generation of decision-makers, as well as society as a whole"

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Laković, Photo: Luka Zeković
Laković, Photo: Luka Zeković
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Europe Now Movement (PES) MP Miodrag Laković said that he understands all student protests.

"As a student in Belgrade, back in 1991, I participated in demonstrations against the regime of Slobodan Milošević. It is possible that this is why I have strong sympathy and understanding for all student protests, because they always contribute to the democratic maturation of the next generation of decision-makers, as well as society as a whole," Laković wrote on the X network.

His party colleague Jelena Nedović said last night in the show "Sunday in the Rearview Mirror" on Television Vijesti that PES shares the opinion of Democratic Montenegro that the protests organized after the tragedy in Cetinje were not led by an informal group of students "Where Tomorrow?", but rather by former senior police official Zoran Lazović, who is currently in custody.

The informal student group "Where Tomorrow?" demands that all government officials provide evidence for the claims that structures of the former DPS regime are behind their protests, or to issue a public apology to students for endangering their safety and drawing targets.

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