Srdjan Milivojevic (BETAPHOTO/MILOS MISKOV)
The president of the Democratic Party, Srdjan Milivojevic, stated on July 24, commenting on the first 100 days of the government of Prime Minister Djuro Macut or, as he referred to it, 4,764 days of “autocracy and omnipotence of Aleksandar Vucic,” that all who entered the government by name and surname would leave by initials – arrested for crimes and corruption.
“The anonymous prime minister, who seems to have been paid in advance for what he is doing with a EUR1.2 million villa, must know the following after the removal of this regime – all who accepted to enter this government by name and surname will leave by initials, reserved for the pages in the crime section for those who are arrested for crimes and corruption,” Milivojevic told reporters in front of the Presidency building.
He said that 4,764 days of autocracy and omnipotence of Aleksandar Vucic had passed since he came to power on June 27, 2012, i.e. since he “took all the portfolios and the function of the head of government.”
“Technically, nine governments have been changed in 13 years, but there has been absolutely no change in that time, because Aleksandar Vucic is unconstitutionally usurping all these functions,” Milivojevic stated and reiterated the request that the Serbian president schedules early elections.
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