WORLD NEWS FOR MONTENEGRO DIASPORA
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The citizens trusted us to stabilize the state and move it in the direction of development, improvement of institutions and improvement of standards, said the Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS).
The Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS) thanked the activists who "worked diligently in the field as well as the voters who trusted the "Together!" coalition, and thus, as they add, enabled that party to continue to be "the strongest political entity in the parliament, represented with the largest number of representatives, while in seven municipalities it won by far the largest number of votes".
Despite the constant attempts to marginalize the DPS on the political scene of Montenegro, we are pleased to state that the citizens did not fall for the spins and slanders launched by this government, trying to lower the rating of our party by abusing the institutions, said the DPS.
Also, the results of these elections showed, in the opinion of that party, how unrealistic and euphoric the expectations of certain parties were, that they would succeed in gathering 2/3 of the support of the citizens, and based on that "they are changing the Constitution and violating the civic concept of the state".
Now they see, they point out, that they are far from their goal.
The results of the held elections testify that the policy of the "Together!" coalition, which focuses on state interests and aims at constant development, sustainable improvement of the quality of life of citizens and the construction of an efficient state system, has strong support in the electorate. That is why we expect in the coming period that politics in Montenegro will get serious actors, who will behave responsibly. Citizens trusted us to stabilize the state and move it towards development, improvement of institutions and improvement of standards. To everyone who takes this job responsibly, does not trade the interests of citizens and the state, they have a partner to talk to in the Democratic Party of Socialists and parties from the coalition "Together!" - they conclude in the announcement.
M. J.
