"I agree that conflicts in a democracy are resolved by institutions, but in Serbia there are no institutions," said Savo Manojlović on Friday. The campaign director of the Crani-Permeni movement reacted to the statement of American ambassador Christopher Hill that the elections are "a stress test for democracies and that all deficiencies must be resolved through institutions." He also said that he is "looking forward to cooperation with the new government"
"No one has ever seen the Republic's Public Prosecutor Zagorka Dolovac doing her job," continued Manojlović, "Policemen who do their job are an exception, and when they do it, like the policemen who discover Jovanjica, their safety is at risk."
"Do you know that the police never responded to reports of observers during the election process when you had people who buy votes or have parallel lists," Manojlovic announced on the X social network, addressing the American ambassador to Serbia.
He wrote that the elections are indeed a stress test for democracy, but that Serbia did not pass that test, but that "democracy suffered a breakdown on Sunday".
You had jeeps from which wealthy people bought votes, on the national frequency Pink it was broadcast how a man in Novi Pazar inserted three ballots in front of the eternal minister Rasim Ljajić, and people found invitations to vote in apartments and buildings for persons who were registered against the law, Manojlović presented to Hill.
And he concluded that "democracy is not the rule of a few ambassadors and one man who thought he was a god and who made his own party a sect, while destroying all institutions in society."
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