Knežević: Without a tender and without a deadline, 'Livin la vida loca', Riki sings with all his might, when Rozga couldn't...

Opposition Democratic People's Party (DNP) MP Milan Knežević commented at today's parliamentary session on the information that Puerto Rican artist Ricky Martin will perform in Podgorica on Independence Day (May 21).

"Without a tender and without a deadline, 'Livin la vida loca', Riki sings with all his might, when Rozga couldn't, the Government celebrates May 21st, just so this doesn't become AI too," said Knežević.

Earlier today, Knežević asked Deputy Prime Minister Filip Ivanović (Europe Now Movement), who answers parliamentary questions in the Parliament, what position Montenegro will take, considering the announcements by the President of the United States of America (USA) Donald Trump about the possible annexation of Greenland, and whether this could speed up or slow down Podgorica's path towards Brussels.

"The question remains, Mr. Ivanovic - what is the difference between Kosovo and Ukraine, or what is the difference between Serbia and Ukraine. How can Kosovo be independent, and Donetsk, Lugansk and Crimea be an integral part of Ukraine? Given that we have made our stand on this crisis in the Middle East, it is very important for me to know who we now support in this dispute between Denmark and the EU on the one hand, and Mr. Donald Trump on the other, because Prime Minister Spajić announced the other day that we will sign several fantastic agreements with the USA, which will confirm our partnership," said Knežević, adding that Montenegro condemned Iran's attacks on the United Arab Emirates (UAE), but did not condemn the attacks on Iran.

Ivanovic said that months have passed since the intention was announced by the US administration.

"... Which were communicated by certain security measures that need to be implemented in Greenland. The public saw both Denmark's response, the EU's response, and Greenland's response. I think that Greenland, by clearly exercising its right to self-determination, announced that it wants to continue living in the same legal status it currently has," said Ivanovic.

Knežević then said that he thought Ivanović would be a bishop before he became a politician.

"... You were so religiously stimulating and excited, that you were in some kind of biblical ecstasy. You were a child of the church, so I expected you to be one of the bishops," he stated.

Ivanovic told Knežević that it was noticeable that he had recently been increasingly burdened with attempts to make the public laugh, but that he was succeeding less and less in doing so.