Miloš Jovanović, the first man of the New DSS, says that the government ignores everything demands for fair elections. Neither is the voter list being sorted out, nor are voter "migrations" being prevented, nor has the situation in the media improved.
As Jovanović says in big interview for "Vreme" (which has been on newsstands since Thursday), there is little chance that anything will be fixed. And elections like those in December, he adds, must not take place.
"If there are no fair elections, then there won't be any." Whether that means preventing elections from taking place, there are many ideas out there. "We witness Mala Krsna every day, and if we can't prevent that either, we can immediately declare Vučić a marshal," says Jovanović.
"We are sliding into a serious dictatorship"
Jovanović refers to the agreement of his coalition NADA, Serbia Against Violence and ProGlas and says that he cannot even imagine that anyone will invite citizens to the polls if the election conditions do not change.
"We can't do it alone. Citizens should also say 'enough is enough' because we are sliding into a serious dictatorship. If there is no change, those elections are meaningless."
"We would be truly foolish and irresponsible to the citizens to accept the elections under the existing unchanged conditions." The question of the legitimacy of such an opposition would be raised with every right," concludes Jovanović.
Read the entire conversation in the new issue of "Vremena", which hit newsstands on Thursday (March 28). You can subscribe to the print or online edition here.