Ruling coalition suffers "serious disruption"

G17 Plus official Vlajko Senic says developments concerning amendments to the Law on Information have seriously disrupted relations in the ruling coalition. He added that he expected that the parliament voting scheduled for August 31 would be an opportunity to improve the relations. Ruling coalition suffers "serious disruption" Senic pointed out in an interview for the Novi Sad daily Dnevnik that G17 Plus is not responsible for the disrupted relations, expressing belief that there is still enough time for the ruling Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS) to change its decision and vote in favor of the law, since that is necessary for the sake of proper coalition relations in the government. Refuting allegations that "votes are being secured in a shadowy manner" for the law to be adopted in parliament, Senic underscored G17 Plus is not participating in any additional talks pertaining to securing the adoption of the amendments to the Public Information Law.

Ruling coalition suffers "serious disruption"

Senić pointed out in an interview for the Novi Sad daily Dnevnik that G17 Plus is not responsible for the disrupted relations, expressing belief that there is still enough time for the ruling Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS) to change its decision and vote in favor of the law, since that is necessary for the sake of proper coalition relations in the government.

Refuting allegations that "votes are being secured in a shadowy manner" for the law to be adopted in parliament, Senić underscored G17 Plus is not participating in any additional talks pertaining to securing the adoption of the amendments to the Public Information Law.