Montenegro's President Milo Djukanovic walks out of a polling station with his wife Lidija, during parliamentary election in Podgorica, Montenegro, August 30, 2020. REUTERS/Stevo Vasiljevic
PODGORICA - The pro-Western Democratic Party of Socialists of President Milo Djukanovic was in close call against Montenegro’s pro-Serbian and pro-Russian alliance in parliamentary elections on Sunday, pollster CEMI said in a preliminary forecast. On the basis of just over 49% percent of ballots from a sample of polling stations, CEMI forecast the DPS garnered 34.2% of votes, while the alliance of mainly Serb nationalist parties, For the Future of Montenegro, which wants closer ties with Serbia and Russia, was just behind with 33.7%.
Peace is Our Nation, an alliance of centrist and pro-Western parties, came third with 12.6%, CEMI said.
He is not pro-Western, he is pro-money and he lost.
You make it sound so bad... but it’s quite the opposite!
It’s not a pro-Serb alliance, part of the coalition is a party whose president has Albanian roots for god’s sake. It’s an alliance of people who simply wants to take down corrupt government whose been using Montenegro as a personal ATM machine for 30 years and dictator himself.
why is he not wearing a mask?
he has a certificate from his doctor that he does not have to wear a mask. or?
DPS is mafia. Let’s wait to see what will they do tomorrow.
Milo Đukanović lost.
He is down. We have majority over his alliance.
That’s a great news! Djukanovic winning again in Montenegro is a sign of stability, peace and prosperity for the Balkans and even for Europe as a whole.
That doesn't look like much of a party
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