Ladies and gentlemen, brace yourselves for a political spectacle shaking Montenegro! Mehmet Zenka, president of the Democratic Union of Albanians (DUA), dropped a bombshell claiming that URA – that small but mighty movement – is the pillar of the fight for a civic Montenegro. Yes, you heard that right! URA isn’t just a party; it’s the foundation on which hopes for peace and prosperity for all citizens rest. But is it really so, or just another political fairy tale?
At URA’s 4th Congress, marking ten years of the movement’s existence, Zenka declared that the idea of a civic, multiethnic, and European Montenegro is the only path to stability. He emphasized that time has shown no one can solve the country’s problems alone, and cooperation and trust among political actors are essential.
“Civic Montenegro guarantees peace and prosperity for all of us,” Zenka said, adding that the movement has faced numerous challenges and attacks but remains committed to the vision of a better future.
But let’s ask ourselves – what does this civic Montenegro really mean? Is it just a nice story for the public or a real chance for change? In times when political divisions and ethnic tensions still rage, Zenka and URA promise to fight for a multiethnic society where everyone has a place.
This isn’t just a jubilee; it’s a test of endurance. Ten years have passed, and URA and DUA continue to hold the same principles despite attacks and betrayals. Maybe it’s time for all of us, as citizens, to think about what we really want from our country.
And while politicians fight for their positions, we watch and wonder – will this dream of a civic Montenegro ever become reality? Or will it remain just another story for political speeches?
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