MPs of the Green-Left Club in the Serbian Parliament have started a series of meetings announced in Niš, where they will present their ideas and plans for the creation of a Green-Left party at the national level throughout the country.
Green-Left MPs in the Serbian Parliament, from the movement Ne davimo Beograd, have submitted proposals to the Parliament for the formation of a committee of inquiry on the demolition in Savamala area, as well as a committee that would deal with the contract details of the "Belgrade Waterfront" project, said the MP Jelena Jerinić.
Biljana Đorđević, MP of the movement Ne davimo Beograd, said today that the movement
The constitutive session of the new convocation of the National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia was on Monday, August 1. Ne Davimo Beograd will operate in the National Assembly in an independent parliamentary club called "Green-Left Club, Ne Davimo Beograd, MORAMO", which will consist of five members of parliament
Speaking at the "Green Wave in the Western Balkans" gathering, which was held in the European Parliament, Radomir Lazović said that Serbia has been without a parliament for three months and that Aleksandar Vučić's policy is the biggest obstacle to Serbia's European integration, but more importantly, it is an obstacle to quality life of Serbian citizens, the rule of law or a healthy environment.
According to the preliminary results of our election control team, the MORAMO coalition won 10.90% of the votes in Belgrade and thus is the third political force in our city with almost 100,000 votes of support
Ne Davimo Beograd movement and the green-left coalition MORAMO have made the decision to nominate Professor Biljana Stojković as a candidate for the presidency of Serbia in the upcoming presidential elections, in front of the MORAMO coalition.
On Monday 21 February, candidate for mayor of Belgrade Dobrica Veselinović, together with Ne Davimo Beograd activists and the MORAMO coalition, came by tramway to the City Electoral Commission and handed over the collected signatures for the city elections in April. They previously submitted signatures for the legislative elections in the Republic Electoral Commission.
Ne davimo Beograd has grown into an antipode to established politics and a force with the potential to transform an authoritarian and unjust system. It has developed bottom-up activism as its trademark to answer undemocratic and particular interests-focused politics.
At the fifth Assembly of the movement Ne Davimo Beograd, members voted on the people who will be part of the list of the green-left coalition MORAMO in the upcoming elections.
