Vujović: Proposing members of the RTCG Council without even attempting consensus best reflects the nature of the government

One of the leaders of the European Union, Ivan Vujović, said that the government is abusing "strong EU support for the country to demonstrate the worst parliamentary practices."

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10.06.2026. 17:15h

The nomination of members of the Radio and Television Council of Montenegro (RTCG) without first, at least, attempting to reach consensus best reflects the true nature of this government and their relationship with the opposition, Ivan Vujović, one of the leaders of the European Union, announced today.

"The fact that they did not vote for the candidates with the best references speaks best about their attitude towards meritocracy. And the need to control and not give people the freedom to act lege artis. And, of course, they are doing this deliberately in order to send a message that they are not interested in any dialogue with the opposition," Vujović pointed out in a statement.

The nomination of members of the RTCG Council without first, even an attempt, to reach a consensus best reflects the true nature of this government and their relationship with the opposition. The fact that they did not vote for the candidates with the best references also speaks best about their relationship with…
— Ivan Vujović (@IvanVujovi3) June 10, 2026

He added that the government is abusing "strong EU support for the country to demonstrate the worst parliamentary practices."

"And of course, they mistakenly think that this operation at Brussels addresses will go unnoticed. They are only interested in the EU agenda as a profitable platform for elections, or rather, the most mundane party profit. It is sad to watch them while they think they will rule forever. They do not know that it is precisely when they enter that phase that the countdown begins for them," said Vujović.

The Administrative Committee of the Parliament of Montenegro proposed yesterday to the parliament to elect Pavle Radovanović, Veselin Drljević, Amar Škrijelj and Radenko Lacmanović as members of the RTCG Council.

Candidates Olivera Nikolić and Vladan Mićunović did not receive the committee's support. The MPs did not vote in favor of Nikolić and Mićunović - they did not vote for, they did not vote against, and there were no abstentions.

The Association of Montenegrin Journalists yesterday submitted a letter to the Administrative Committee of the Parliament of Montenegro in which they withdraw the candidacy of Veselin Drljević for member of the council of Radio and Television of Montenegro (RTCG).

According to "Vijesti", this was done after a committee session, during which the candidates for members of the RTCG Council answered questions from MPs.