The European Parliament’s rapporteur for Montenegro Tonino Picula has told Nova M that a year after the parliamentary elections, they cannot be satisfied because Montenegro is showing elements of a deeply divided society.He also says that all foreign embassies and international organizations in Podgorica warned in time what could happen when it comes to the enthronement of Metropolitan Joanikije, which, as he points out, is an event that went beyond religious frameworks.He does not rule out Serbia’s interference in everything we could see in Cetinje.
“The enthronement of Metropolitan Joanikije has outgrown its religious character, but it is not an isolated case but a part of a process that has been going on for some time”, Picula has said.
However, he adds, it is especially worrying that a year after the parliamentary elections, the new government did not fulfill everything it promised.
