Vuksanović: We still have no indication of where this government is going, we have not considered the option of becoming part of the executive power through reconstruction

AUTHOR: M.J.
The president of HGI, Adrijan Vuksanović, announced for Antenu M that 100 days of the Government's work is a small period of time to adequately evaluate it.
He states that the citizens are eager for the changes they saw during the pre-election period and this, he adds, is what is the biggest test for the Government, whose backbone is PES with its Europe Now 2 program, which, he says, is quite mystified and has a lot of unknowns.
Vuksanović states that what he blames the government for is its lack of transparency.
We still have no clear indication of where this government is going. We are also witness to the fact that the very act of its vote in the early hours of the morning literally immediately started talking about its reconstruction, which means that even those who support it are not satisfied with the existing constellation, and on the other hand, if the Government deals with these issues all the time, it actually deals with itself, which is not good because the Government should create and lead socio-political processes and that is what is certainly not good. I don't want to be unobjective, I don't want to be a politician, so I will point out here that it is good that in many institutions we got out of the VD state, it is good that we avoided the gray list of Manival and that is good, but if we are going to be completely realistic, we should say that the opposition participated to a good extent in all this and gave its contribution - said Vuksanović.
Referring to the session of the Defense and Security Committee, the HGI leader says that the controversy was disturbing and that we had the opportunity to see a lot of things that are not good. Speaking about the relationship between the leaders of the ruling majority, Vuksanović says that at the board meeting we had the opportunity to see that certain relationships are antagonized.
We see that many things are breaking, that there are big disagreements precisely in that sector, the security sector. I think that it will continue to burden the executive power, but it is up to them, who have legitimate power, which they got thanks to the elections and post-election coalitions, to bring that process to an end and to commit to what they promised to the citizens during the election - he pointed out. .
Prime Minister Milojko Spajić has almost declared that he is a supporter of the reconstruction of some parties that are not signatories to the Agreement to become part of the executive power. Asked if they had considered that option, Vuksanović replied that they had not
From the very beginning, when the negotiation process started, we had clear positions based on ideological and political principles, and we will not deviate from our consistency. In other respects, thanks to those values, we became recognizable on the political market and thanks to that, we earned an extraordinary election result - concluded Vuksanović.