The first debate of the candidates for the President of Montenegro was held last night on the national broadcaster RTCG. The current president and DPS leader Milo Djukanovic, the candidates of the Europe Now Movement, the Democratic Front, the United Montenegro, the Democrats and the Social Democratic Party Jakov Milatovic, Andrija Mandic, Goran Danilović, Aleksa Becic and Draginja Vuksanovic Stankovic, respectively, took part in the debate. They answered several questions and agreed that dialogue was necessary for Montenegro. Djukanovic pointed out that the civil character of the state was under attack, and said that the presidential elections were the elections for the future of Montenegro. Milatovic was convinced that he would be the winner of the elections, and Mandic said that he was not an enemy of Djukanovic. Danilovic said that things should be set in favor of the people living here, but added that he would change the Constitution. Becic claimed that his intentions were clear to everyone. Vuksanovic Stankovic said that a woman should be the president of Montenegro, because the men showed the way they could do it.
Djukanovic: Montenegro chooses between a European state and a deviant country; Mandic: I am not Djukanovic’s enemy
