Democratic Front probably won’t sign the agreement sent to opposition parties by the representatives of “97.000 Odupri se” movement.
Several sources said that the document “is barely acceptable” to the most powerful opposition political alliance, since it has been drawn up without prior consultations with most opposition parties, with clear hints that the authors of the document were Civil Movement URA and “Vijesti”.
“We’ll say what we think in the next two days. We are not very sure about part of the people from the opposition board. As far as protest are concerned, we have no doubts, they should continue, and we’ll give them our full support”, said the source of “Pobjeda”.
“Agreement on the future” is acceptable to URA and Democrats, while SDP has said that the document should be considered at the meeting between the representatives of opposition parliamentary parties and independent members of the parliament and organizers of the protest.
Socialists People’s Party will do as other parties do – if everybody accepts, so will they. Demos will make the decision by Saturday.
Representatives of “97000 Odupri se” movement, together with opposition representatives, have proposed the “Agreement on Future”, by means of which they would all oblige to advocate for the formation of the Government of civil union. The government would act in limited mandate and its basic task would be creating conditions for holding fair and free elections.
DF hasn’t officially answered to the movement yet, but one of the leaders of this opposition alliance, Nebojša Medojević, wrote on his Facebook profile: “DF is loyal to the people and Montenegro, not to the embassies of foreign states”.
