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"Da imaju bar zrnce morala...": Da li bi gradonačelnici i predsednici opština trebalo da podnesu ostavke nakon rezutata na izborima? - Politika - Dnevni list Danas danas.rs/vesti/politika/grad…

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Draga naša @anabrnabic, pošto svi znamo da si završila neke “banana” škole po inostranstvu, da ti malo pomognem… da ne bude, “ne znam da razumem, kako da razumem”. Elem, ako danas ne raspišeš predsedničke izbore, sa čistog pravnog stanovišta, takvo neispunjavanje zakonske dužnosti i svesno kršenje Ustava, može se podvesti pod krivično delo Zloupotreba službenog položaja (član 359 Krivičnog zakonika), za šta je zaprećena kazna zatvora. izlaz.com/en/the-forum-for-s…

Dear @vonderleyen, @MartaKosEU, Ambassador @vBeckerath, and @eusrbija, representatives of @eu_enlargement_, @EU_Commission, @europarl_EN, this is an urgent warning to the international community regarding an unprecedented political and constitutional crisis developing in the Republic of Serbia. Under the Constitution of the Republic of Serbia and the Law on the Election of the President of the Republic, whenever a presidential mandate ends prematurely, elections must be called in a manner that ensures voting takes place no later than three months (90 days) from the date of the vacancy. With the mandate terminated on September 27, the ultimate constitutional deadline for holding the elections is December 27, 2026. Given that the electoral cycle must legally last between 30 and 60 days, the absolute final legal moment for the acting authority to schedule the elections is today, October 28, 2026. Any further delay, refusal, or omission by the Speaker of the Parliament to issue the decree scheduling the elections constitutes a direct, intentional breach of the Constitution of the Republic of Serbia. An intentional omission to schedule elections represents a systemic dismantling of constitutional governance: (a) by blocking the electoral process, the executive and legislative leadership effectively strips citizens of their fundamental right to democratic suffrage guaranteed by both domestic law and international conventions; (b) the interim authorities hold power on the strict condition that they act as a temporary bridge to facilitate a swift democratic transition; and (c) such an unconstitutional power grab directly violates public trust, threatens civil peace, and risks provoking severe political polarization, mass protests, and deep social instability. International democratic partners, and diplomatic missions need to take immediate preventative action: (1): Clearly state that the failure to schedule presidential elections in accordance with constitutional deadlines constitutes a direct violation of democratic standards and the rule of law; (2) Make it explicitly clear to the Speaker that bypassing constitutional mandates will result in immediate political isolation and a sanctions to responsible politicians; and (3) Stand firmly with local legal experts, civil society organizations, and citizens demanding strict adherence to the constitutional order. Failing to call these elections within the mandated constitutional framework will plunge the country into a total collapse of the rule of law, effectively establishing an unconstitutional regime devoid of democratic legitimacy. Silence or inaction in the face of an overt constitutional coup will only encourage further authoritarian erosion. izlaz.com/en/the-forum-for-s…

Da, da Kristofere, čeka te neizvesna budućnost. Kad se nakon formiranja nove Vlade, otvore svi dokumenti, i podele sa relevantnim službama u Americi.