Božović: Incorrect political game, I do not exclude the post-election coalition of URE and PES

There can be no progress in a country where the education system has collapsed and the health system is on its knees, said journalist Žarko Božović in the program "Pressing" on Gradska TV. The low salaries of educators, he says, demotivate teachers and professors to engage in this profession.
Speaking about the campaign for parliamentary elections, Božović reminds that the leader of the Europe Now Movement, Milojko Spajić, could not be a presidential candidate because of his Serbian citizenship.
"Then how is it possible for him to be the holder of the list for the parliamentary elections", asked Božović and added that certain politicians who have dual citizenships sit in the parliament without any problems.
"Then why was it impossible for Spajić to have an equal position? I think this is an incorrect political game", states Božović and adds that, if the cooperation with Do Kwon is true, this process should have been entered earlier.
After the election, he says, we can expect a surprise when it comes to post-election coalitions.
"I would not completely rule out cooperation between Ura and Europe now," says Božović.
He believes that the Europe now 2 program is quite ambitious.
"You promise a minimum salary of 700 euros, a pension of 450, and in the background there is talk of abolishing the PIO Fund, which is not sustainable even today," says Božović, with the assessment that the program is based on an unrealistic basis.
He warns that there is no real economy in Montenegro, but we rely exclusively on tourism and employment in the public sector.
"The pre-season shows that we can expect a large number of tourists during the main season, as well as that the post-season will be good", assesses Božović and adds that the next season will show all the weaknesses facing Montenegro.
"You have to attract tourists with quality content that you don't have without a cultural and entertainment program. Sea Dance is a world brand and it's unbelievable that someone could allow Montenegro to remain without such an important festival," says Božović.
The testing of high school graduates, he points out, additionally showed that the educational system has collapsed.
"Generations come out of school desks who acquire enough knowledge and skills, and who are unable to theoretically apply them in practice.
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