The Assembly of Serbia was quickly constituted, but the president and parliamentary bodies were not elected. The Assembly of Belgrade was not even constituted due to "lack of quorum". Representatives of the largest opposition group refuse to go to consultations about the Government with the President of the country, instead in Brussels and Paris they call on the competent institutions to send an international commission to Serbia to investigate "electoral theft" in the extraordinary elections held on December 17.
In the regime media, everything looks normal: extraordinary parliamentary elections were held, so the President of the Republic of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, invites representatives of the parliamentary parties to come to Andrićev venac for consultations on the formation of the future Government. At the end of that process, the strongest Serbian progressive party, which itself has a majority in the parliament, will present to him with whom it wants to form the government, so the president will entrust the progressive representative to form the government. The enthroned abnormality is that Aleksandar Vučić himself will determine the mandate and who will join the Government, so the consultations on the formation of the Government are otherwise just a show for the public.
And especially in the current circumstances in which the opposition persistently, noisily and resolutely insists that in the extraordinary parliamentary, provincial and local elections on December 17 last year, there was "theft" of an unprecedented scale, which changed the electoral will of the voters - in Belgrade, it annulled the victory opposition, and the balance of power in the republican parliament.
While the consultations with Vučić on the formation of the republican government are ongoing, neither the president nor the bodies of the Assembly of Serbia have been elected, nor has the City of Belgrade Assembly been constituted, and the representatives of the largest opposition group "Serbia against violence" refuse to participate in this "farce" and are staying in Would they not convince Brussels and Paris the executive bodies of the European Union to send a commission to Serbia to investigate "election theft".
And we are waiting for the Constitutional Court of Serbia to rule on the appeal of "election theft" both at the republican level and in Belgrade.
Consultations on the Government are a "farce"
"The unique opinion of the coalition Serbia against violence is that the invitation of the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, to consultations is an ordinary farce and that we do not want to participate in discussions with a man who participated in the brutal alteration of the electoral will," the president of the National Movement of Serbia, Miroslav Aleksić, told TV yesterday. N1.
And he added: "We do not consider that the elected government is legitimate, but that it was usurped by brutal election theft - Vučić is a usurper and this has been going on for years, but now he is caught in it," Aleksić told N1 television.
The arrival of the international commission in Serbia is necessary, he says, and the "hysteria of the authorities" exists because they know they have been caught in theft.
Caught stealing
The President of the Party of Freedom and Justice (SSP), Dragan Đilas, said that there will be repeated elections in Belgrade because Belgrade differs from Serbia in that the electoral will of the citizens was directly changed in Belgrade by stealing the elections.
"Regarding the republican elections, it was also theft. And without that theft, we would not have won, but the Serbian Progressive Party would not have been able to form the government on its own at the level of the Republic, and that is why these consultations are meaningless," Đilas told TV Nova S.
Before leaving for Brussels and Paris, Radomir Lazović, the future head of the parliamentary group We are drowning Belgrade in the Parliament of Serbia, spoke in the same tone.
On the other hand, the leader of the New DSS Miloš Jovanović, who also believes that the elections on December 17 were "stolen", told "Danas" that the NADA coalition will go to consultations with Vučić, and that it will be "serious and state-building opposition" in both the city and republican parliaments.
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