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It is much more important than the fact that chaos still reigns within the Europe Movement, despite the pro-European rhetoric, the ruling coalition is diverting Montenegro from the path laid out in 2006, said the representative of the Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS). Ivan Vukovićcommenting on the fact that he is a member of the PES Vasilije Carapić abstained during the vote on the proposal on the admission of Kosovo to the Council of Europe.
That proposal was adopted tonight with 131 votes in the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe in Strasbourg. While Čarapić was restrained, Boris Mugoša from the Social Democrats voted for, and she was against Maja Vukićević from the Democratic National Party.
“Representative of the Europe Now Movement Vasilije Čarapić did not vote for Kosovo’s entry into the Council of Europe! Result: 131 for, 29 against and 11 (including Čarapić) abstained. A few hours earlier, his party leader and Prime Minister Milojko Spajić in Brussels assured the European partners that Montenegro is strongly committed to foreign policy goals and that “Russian influence in Montenegro has never been less”Vuković stated in a post on the X network.
He reminded that she is the Minister of European Affairs Maida Gorcevic (also a member of PES), in Pristina announced support for Kosovo’s membership in the CE.
“It is much more important than the fact that chaos still reigns within the PES, despite the pro-European rhetoric, the ruling coalition is diverting Montenegro from the path laid out in 2006. Vladimir Putin composes. Aleksandar Vučić conducts. Andrija Mandić plays . Milojko Spajić and his team are playing”. concluded Vuković.
The representative of the “Europe Now” Movement, V. Čarapić, did not vote for Kosovo’s entry into the Council of Europe!
Result: 131 FOR, 29 AGAINST and 11 (including Čarapić) ABSENT.
A few hours earlier, his party leader and Prime Minister Spajić assured European partners in Brussels that Montenegro… pic.twitter.com/n5plUPjji0
— Ivan Vukovic (@pg_citizen) April 16, 2024
