The holder of the list "Together! For the future that belongs to you" Danijel Živković thanked the citizens of Beran because they remained unwavering on the path of advocating for the values of common policies made by this coalition.
"As a Pljevljak, I have more rights to understanding in relation to the situation in which you are fighting and in which you have shown that the walnut is really a strange fruit and that no one here managed to break it, but you managed to preserve the core of civil, modern and multi-ethnic Montenegro "All honor to you, not out of any courtesy or eulogy, but because I know what a complex and complex political moment you are working in and how tiring and difficult it was for you in the previous period of time", said Živković at the panel held last night.
He reminded that in the 2018 elections, this coalition won over 45 percent of the votes and that, as he claims, they were fifty votes away from winning the election.
"Imagine only about fifty votes that determine and define the fate of a city. Or imagine a thousand and a half votes at the state level on August 30, 2020, which determine the fate of Montenegro and which have decided that Montenegro will find itself in this state and at this level," said Živković.
He said that no one has the right to be angry about the fate of their descendants, and to stay home on June 11 and not vote for this coalition, because, as stated in the announcement, it is an investment for the future.
"By voting for this coalition, you know what you stand for. When you vote for this coalition, you know that it will not be a vote for betrayal or for the sale of the national and state interests of Montenegro," said the Acting President of DPS.
He also said that he is proud to be the leader of the list, which he considers to be superior to all others.
"This is the best offer for which you can ask for the trust of the citizens and I have no doubts if we are persistent and persevering as you were in the previous period and here in Berane manifested the values of our politics, that our coalition will be victorious on June 11", he concluded. Zivkovic.
The candidate for deputy, Nikola Rakočević, said that in this time, above all, unity, consolidation of ranks is needed and that, regardless of the differences that exist not only on the political scene but also in the party itself, to stay together.
He said that (Milo) Đukanović, during his historical tenure in Montenegrin politics, first preserved peace and multi-ethnic harmony in Montenegro, then established the economic independence of Montenegro, which led to the restoration of state independence, that he steered the state ship towards the West, made Montenegro a member into NATO and brought it to the EU lobby in such a way that we opened all negotiation chapters.
"He couldn't do it all by himself. And that's why the message is that we must be together. He worked with all of you hardworking people both in Berane and elsewhere. And none of the tasks ahead of us in this difficult challenging time for Montenegro and for the values we are fighting for can be accomplished if we are not together, side by side, firmly on the front line of defense of all values and assets on May 21," he said. Rakočević.
Candidate for MP Lidija Kljajić stated that Montenegro would not be on the Euro-Atlantic path today if this coalition had not previously been the pivot of governments that led Montenegro forward with their work and vision.
"However, all this was stopped on August 30, 2020, when we demonstrated with a democratic change of government that not every change is a good change. And this change was catastrophic for the European path, stability and civic concept of Montenegro. That's why we have to end it by winning the upcoming elections on June 11", said Kljajić.
Candidate for parliament and member of the Presidency of the Liberal Party, Ammar Borančić, addressing the audience, expressed his special respect and his deep affection for all citizens of Beran.
"It is easy to defend our idea in Bar, Kotor or on Cetinje, but it was not easy to resist and survive here in Berane, and you resisted, survived and remained a strong bulwark of the Montenegrin state of civil and open society, and kudos to you for that," he said. Borančić.
Onur Babić, president of the Municipal Board of SD Berane, pointed out that the fight against obstacles and barriers is the responsibility of all of us, but also that it is also a potential source of improvement and success of our society.
"I am convinced that our sincere intentions, as well as the insincerity of our political rivals, are widely recognized by the public, and we will receive confirmation of these words within a few days at the parliamentary elections," said Babić.
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