Movement Go-Change wholeheartedly supported the student list and in that, among the opposition factors, remained in the minority. Only the Democratic Party and Dveri did that.
"We gave support for value reasons," he says for "Vreme" Savo Manojlović, the first Go-Change man. "The basis of the student struggle is the fight against corruption and the rule of law. Also, they unanimously supported and stood in the front of the fight against Rio Tinto. We support their methods of struggle."
The conversation with Manojlović is the title of the holiday double issue of "Vremena", which is on newsstands from this Thursday (April 30). on multiple pages at the same price.
He does not comment on the opposition
The majority of the opposition is now more concerned about going to the polls and the number of columns. Manojlovic says about this:
"Kreni-Promeni's position is not to comment on relations within the opposition. It is the right of everyone to use the constitutional opportunity to run or not to run, and the right of every citizen is to decide who to vote for."
At the journalist's insistence to answer whether a better solution is one list of all opponents of the government or several lists, Manojlović says:
"Although we recorded the best individual opposition results in the last two decades in the last local elections in Belgrade and Novi Sad, by supporting the student movement as a single list, it is clear which strategy we consider better."
Photo: Marija JankovićFirst man Go-Change
It is not logical to look for fine differences
Speaking about the current political crisis and the chances of the student list, Manojlović says:
"It is not logical to look for some fine differences between pro-European policies, pro-national or socially sensitive, when this government has canceled European and national and social values, which are founded as a constitutional consensus and about which there is no dispute."
To that extent, he reminds, in order to change the government, it is necessary that all those who are against it, and have passed the census, have a majority in the number of mandates. "The second condition is that after the election, they do not hide their personal ambitions behind alleged ideological differences, thus providing Vučić with a lifeline."
Read the entire interview with Sava Manojlović in the May 1 double issue of "Vremena" or se subscribe to the print or digital edition now.
