Basic the data: He was born on March 31, 1955 in Kotor. He completed primary and secondary school in Kotor, studied and graduated at the Faculty of Law in Titograd (Podgorica). Montenegrin, Orthodox faith. Married, father of two children (Miloš and Milena). He speaks English, Russian and Italian.
Career: After college, he got a job as an intern in the Budva Municipality Assembly, and at the same time he was the president of the Socialist Youth Association of the city. He progressed faster in politics than in the profession, he became the president of the SSO of Montenegro. The established officials of the communist regime see him as the regime's "infant terrible" because he criticizes closed party meetings. Party cadres assessed his work as "social demagoguery of a young democrat and liberal". At the time of the delegate system and by-elections (1984), he printed a pamphlet called "Stop Election Fraud". In the Parliament of Montenegro, as a youth delegate, he asked awkward questions, and when the Central Committee of the SK SK dealt with all of this, he resigned and became the director of the Revenue Administration, and then the president of the Executive Board of the SO Budva. Idejni is the creator and co-founder of the Budva Grad Teatar festival, Poets' Square (Budva), Alternative Medicine Day and the like. ("The fact that Kripodonoff's anticipation of humanitarian tourism is increasingly materialized in the demands of the real tourist market has shown in our example that the production of tourism with an excess of spirituality was a timely reading of the new tourist axiology.")
At the time of the events of the people, he resigned from the post of mayor and soon became known to the Yugoslav public as one of the three aces of the Montenegrin anti-bureaucratic revolution (Milo-Momo-Sveto, "young, beautiful and smart"). When the putschists took power, he was given a position in the Presidency of the Central Committee of the Republic of Montenegro and was in charge of ideology. He was also a member of the Presidency of Montenegro, general secretary of the Democratic Party of Socialists, vice-president of the DPS, a member of the Montenegrin and federal parliaments. Now he is the vice president of DPS. Published a book Time trials, a collection of texts from the time of the anti-bureaucratic revolution.
He was elected President of the Parliament of Montenegro in 1994; the mandate ended after the extraordinary republican elections in April 2001 because the Liberal Alliance opposed his re-election. Now he is a member of parliament and chairman of the Committee on International Relations. Instead of the chair of the President of the Assembly of the Republic, he got the chair of the President of the Assembly of the Adriatic Fair in Budva, where he was the President of the Board of Directors until then.
Candidate za first the President Yugoslavia: "I felt uncomfortable because of the conviction that I was proposed for a job for which I have neither experience nor knowledge." Fortunately, everything ended well for both the country and me."
How ga empty: "Champion of empty rhetoric and everything that makes this country the last European island of one-party tyranny." "He impresses with his wisdom, calmness and tolerance."
O divisions u DPS u: "If disagreements arise between people at the top of the government, then they naturally involve the party, the people and the state in their currents." That's why it wasn't clear to me from the beginning - why did we need this? I admit that even then, at the beginning, I did not see any important reason for so many long and tense sessions that draw insecurity and restlessness into people, for so many public accusations and suspicions, in which the state media also participates.
O exclusiveness: "Exclusivity has cost Montenegro a lot. That's why we can't go against each other, against each other. We must not divide one that is strong in order to get more weak and weak ones."
Defeat je instructive: "It is possible to learn more from defeat." Many don't know that, and that's why they may face defeat."
Future Black Gore: "It does not lie in vindictiveness and deepening divisions, returning to the past and dividing into winners and losers, nor in disrespecting the world."
Montenegrin Grandfather: "The main problem of Montenegro is Dedinje, where the hundred-year wars of Montenegrins against Montenegrins reign. If necessary, we will create an elite Dedinje, so let them, let them live there, so they don't go to Belgrade to disturb us."
Mythical the past: "You can't live without myths, but myths eat us up over time."
How bi voted na the referendum: "I wouldn't vote for my ancestors, but for my children, that means they should be free, be themselves and not depend on anyone."
The deal o Yugoslavia: "Let everyone be a host in his own house." Because the brothers also live independently, but that's why they don't hate each other and don't work against each other."
Of life CREED: "I believe that people cannot do without sleep. Only with imagination can you see further and feel more. In this way, man is closest to reality."
