Serbian Government (BETAPHOTO/NENAD PETROVIC/)
Milos Vucevic, Serbia's outgoing prime minister, has said that the acceptance of his resignation by the Serbian parliament on March 19 has triggered the deadline for forming a new government, which he said he favored over a new election, adding that there would be no "interim fraudster cabinet" and telling the opposition to vote in such a "revolutionary" government "out in some field."
"There will be no interim government. The president of the state, Aleksandar Vucic, has said so a hundred times. As president of the Serbian Progressive Party, I say that our MPs would not vote for an interim government," Vucevic told Pink TV, saying that the opposition was preparing "radicalization" in an effort to effect an interim government.
Vucevic declared that it was "time for the state to react in its full capacity because sanctions should be employed against those who do not respect legal norms and resort to violence." "We have been too liberal as a society and have allowed all kinds of things," he said.
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