LSDM leader Venko Filipçe characterized the obstruction of the country’s primary European route as a form of state coup. Speaking during a session of the National Council for European Integration, Filipçe raised several concerns regarding the current governance structure. He cited reports detailing the extensive influence of the government over the judiciary, questioning the level of judicial independence.
Furthermore, he addressed issues of influence exerted by high-ranking authorities and noted perceived weaknesses in the fight against corruption. Filipçe also highlighted external influences, specifically mentioning the impact of the “Serbian world” and Russia within the Balkan region of Europe. According to Filipçe, the necessity for the country to join the European Union is an undeniable imperative, presenting no viable alternative path.
He questioned the deliberate halting of the European route, suggesting this action might constitute a state coup. Filipçe stated that the path forward for the nation is clear, emphasizing that the requirements for European integration are known. The sustained focus on EU membership underscores the belief that alignment with European standards is critical for the country’s stability and future development.
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