The leader of the Albanian Alternative and the mayor of Tuzi Nik Djeljosaj says in a conversation with CdM that the Government of Zdravko Krivokapic has ended its mandate when the Democratic Front canceled its support. He clearly points out that in developed democracies, this is a sign that the Prime Minister should resign immediately.
“As we are dealing with a strange person at the head of the Government, no confidence will have to be expressed in Parliament. Seventy MPs do not support this Government, and I expect that they will decide in favor of the state and development and deny support to Krivokapic. After that, we can agree on a new government, a transitional government or elections, while respecting what will be the majority position in the Parliament of Montenegro”, says Djeljosaj for CdM.
Answering the question of CdM, how the recently signed Memorandum will contribute to resolving the political crisis in the country, and what the role of minority parties is, Djeljosaj says that minority parties have always been a factor of stability.