Montenegro "has time to achieve measurable results"

The head of the EC Directorate-General for Enlargement chief says Montenegro formally has enough time before the end of April to achieve measurable results. Those results concern improving the rule of law and cracking down on corruption, Stefano Sannino was quoted as saying on Tuesday. Am I reading this correctly? Does he mean April of this year? So if I am reading this right, he thinks that CG can, in 26 days, can improve the rule of law and crack down on corruption, something it has not been able to do, or maybe not even wanted to do, in the last 6 years since it proclaimed independence. I simply left with turning my head left to right, after reading statements like these from these Eurocrats. What dream world do they live in?

So if I am reading this right, he thinks that CG can, in 26 days, can improve the rule of law and crack down on corruption, something it has not been able to do, or maybe not even wanted to do, in the last 6 years since it proclaimed independence. I simply left with turning my head left to right, after reading statements like these from these Eurocrats. What dream world do they live in?
(Niksican, 4 April 2012 15:48) Ya why did the EU grant independence for Montenegro from Greater Serbia six years ago. When in the Serb mind everything was honky dory in Greater Serbia. No corruption no wars no pariah state economy booming Serb orthodox church clergy cheerleader of a Greater Serb paradise on earth or else just some of the interesting delusions of the Serbs.

So if I am reading this right, he thinks that CG can, in 26 days, can improve the rule of law and crack down on corruption, something it has not been able to do, or maybe not even wanted to do, in the last 6 years since it proclaimed independence. I simply left with turning my head left to right, after reading statements like these from these Eurocrats. What dream world do they live in?
(Niksican, 4 April 2012 15:48) Ya why did the EU grant independence for Montenegro from Greater Serbia six years ago. When in the Serb mind everything was honky dory in Greater Serbia. No corruption no wars no pariah state economy booming Serb orthodox church clergy cheerleader of a Greater Serb paradise on earth or else just some of the interesting delusions of the Serbs.

The head of the EC Directorate-General for Enlargement chief says Montenegro formally has enough time before the end of April to achieve measurable results. Those results concern improving the rule of law and cracking down on corruption, Stefano Sannino was quoted as saying on Tuesday. Am I reading this correctly? Does he mean April of this year? So if I am reading this right, he thinks that CG can, in 26 days, can improve the rule of law and crack down on corruption, something it has not been able to do, or maybe not even wanted to do, in the last 6 years since it proclaimed independence. I simply left with turning my head left to right, after reading statements like these from these Eurocrats. What dream world do they live in?