Bosko Obradovic (Beta/Milos Miskov)
Serbian Movement Dveri leader Bosko Obradovic has said that his party would not recognize the upcoming parliamentary elections scheduled for June 21, or its outcome, nor would it accept the future parliament and the government or their decisions.
“For a long time, Serbia has not had free and fair elections. Now, they are definitely undemocratic, anti-constitutional and risky to health as the pandemic has not ended and we are reporting a large number of Covid-19 cases on a daily basis. What else can be said when we know that in the middle of the election process, election laws have been amended, so that the elections before the coronavirus pandemic were scheduled and held by one laws, while other laws have been applied after the lifting of the state of emergency,” Obradovic told BETA on June 9.
A real challenge, according to him, will be the position of western democracies, that is, what they will choose to support in Serbia: dictatorship or democracy. If the EU chose to back Aleksandar Vucic and not democracy, it would mark the end of Serbian citizens’ trust in the EU integration process, Obradovic noted.
The Dveri leader stressed that the incumbent government had become the biggest patron of crime and corruption in the country, adding it was necessary to replace this cabinet in order to eradicate corruption in the public sector.
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