The negative report of the State Department for the year 2023 confirmed the abuses of the Abazović Government that we warned about, Tihomir Dragaš, a member of the Presidency of the Europe Now Movement (PES), announced today.
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"The Europe Now movement agrees with the findings of the State Department's report for 2023, which emphasize the abuse of state resources and other equally negative practices taken over from the period of DPS rule in the actions of the Abazović Government. This report is fully consistent with the report of the European Commission for 2023, which pointed to the political blockade and constitutional crisis caused by the (non)work of Abazović's Government in the technical mandate," said Dragaš in the announcement.
He added that the report confirms that, despite the shortest life of parliamentary support, Abazović's Government managed to put employment in state companies and public administration at the service of raising its own rating in the electoral process.
"That period is best illustrated by the example of the appointment of a URA official, a freshman, whom Abazović presented at the Government session as a graduate engineer, in order not to deceive the public to argue the proposal for appointment to the OD of the company PROCON. An even more scandalous example is the appointment of Milorad Vuković, the father of the vice president of DPS Ivan Vuković, against whom Abazović is allegedly fighting, at the head of OD Maintenance of railway vehicles, which he previously brought to a deficit of six million euros To the main board of the DPS, thanks to which the president of the URA became the prime minister," said Dragaš in the announcement.
He added that Abazović justified all this in a demagogic and manipulative way by saying that "every other citizen is not Nikola Tesla".
"We should not forget the elements of violation of human rights and the affirmative attitude towards the participants of torture and torture, which the report of the State Department draws special attention to. In this regard, we must not forget that Minister Adžić hesitated for nine months to suspend police officers accused of torture, which This kind of arbitrariness and lack of empathy towards the victims of police torture provoked the indignation of civil sector organizations and human rights activists, which Adžić called a 'hunt.' - that Abazović's government was illegitimate, harmful and fraudulent both towards the Euro-Atlantic partners to whom it promised what it did not deliver, and towards the citizens. More precisely, Abazović did not deceive only those to whom he did not promise anything," said Dragaš.
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