Democratic Montenegro Completes Democratic Council: European Path or Political Show?
Dear readers, brace yourselves for a political drama unfolding right before our eyes! Democratic Montenegro (DCG) has finally completed its Democratic Council, a body that is supposed to discuss the most important political issues and provide recommendations for a better future. Is this just another political show or a real step towards a European future? Let’s dive in!
Who are these wizards?
The council includes respected younger and older intellectuals, professors, engineers, lawyers, economists, and others. Sounds like a dream team, right? The combination of solid experience and progressive youth is, as they say, the formula for success. But is it just a slogan or do they really have a plan?
What’s the goal?
The goal is clear: strengthening the organization, implementing reform policies, especially in the rule of law and socio-economic empowerment of citizens. All with one ultimate dream – for Montenegro to become the 28th member of the European Union by 2025. Is this realistic or just a political fairy tale?
Why does it matter?
Because citizens are demanding real change, not empty words. Inflation, unemployment, corruption – these are the problems pressing Montenegro. The Democratic Council should be a place where smart decisions are made, not just political games.
But wait, there’s more!
While DCG is making plans for a European future, other things are happening in Montenegro: fires are devouring family businesses, police are using excessive force, and political maneuvering is slowing down human rights laws. All this while new programs and reforms are being announced. Is this a contrast or just proof that politics and life are not moving at the same speed?
Conclusion?
Democratic Montenegro has taken a step towards more organized and possibly more effective work with its new Democratic Council. But will it be enough to really move Montenegro towards the EU and solve its problems? Or is this just another political show for the public?
Time will tell. And you, dear readers, what do you think? The start of a new era or just another political fairy tale? Drop a comment, crack a joke, or just share your thoughts – politics is always better with a little humor!
