Montenegrin opposition unites

The newly-formed New Serb Democracy has accepted to appear alongside other opposition parties in Montenegro's forthcoming elections. Parliamentary and local ballots have been scheduled for March. Montenegrin opposition unites The newest party, led by Andrija Madic, held a founding congress in Podgorica on Saturday. The new, united opposition list will also include Nebojsa Medojevic's Movement for Change and the Socialist People's Party, and will be open to non-partisan figures. Previously, Mandic announced the move, and said it would be a very important event for the political scene, "in order to jointly establish new values in Montenegro". Mandic said he wished to work and take responsibility with fellow opposition leaders Medojevic, and Srdjan Milic. In the meantime, the Montenegrin parliament postponed for Monday a debate on a proposal that would allow the government to cut short the current parliament's mandate, making way for President Filip Vujanovic to call early elections.

Montenegrin opposition unites

The newest party, led by Andrija Madić, held a founding congress in Podgorica on Saturday.

The new, united opposition list will also include Nebojša Medojević's Movement for Change and the Socialist People's Party, and will be open to non-partisan figures.

Previously, Mandić announced the move, and said it would be a very important event for the political scene, "in order to jointly establish new values in Montenegro".

Mandić said he wished to work and take responsibility with fellow opposition leaders Medojević, and Srđan Milić.

In the meantime, the Montenegrin parliament postponed for Monday a debate on a proposal that would allow the government to cut short the current parliament's mandate, making way for President Filip Vujanović to call early elections.