Hope gained a political articulation. It's not just that the people got sick of the regime: they got sick of it a long time ago. This time, Vučić and his gloom-obsessed team are not leading the charge, although, of course, they don't stop talking, but the ball is in the opposition's feet. Hence the hope. And when the hope fades, and still takes on some recognizable form in reality, it is very difficult to extinguish it
The movement Ne davimo Beograd believes that by moving the election of judges and prosecutors from the Assembly to the High Council of the Judiciary and the High Council of the Prosecution, which is foreseen by the amendments to change the Constitution, which the citizens will vote on in the referendum on January 16, the political discipline of the judiciary would only continue using different methods
This, almost one-party parliament, not only needs to "push through" changes to the Constitution in accordance with the EU's expectations, but is perhaps the only one that can actually do it, because it requires a two-thirds majority in the Assembly. Now a unique political momentum has been created to move things from the deadlock. Any delay would mean a disaster for EU integration and wasting many more years of our lives
