Leader of the Move-Change movement Savo Manojlović he said on Friday that he is the president of Serbia Aleksandar Vučić "an agent of foreign influence in Serbia", as the news network BIRN revealed that he was implementing Germany's mining plan of lithium, as well as that his advisor was paid by the German Government since 2013.
"BIRN's discovery that Vučić implemented Germany's lithium mining plan, along with the allegation that his advisor was paid by the German government since 2013, clearly shows that Vučić is an agent of foreign influence in Serbia," Manojlović said in a written statement.
He recalled Vučić's accusations that the Germans were behind the protests against lithium, and foreigners were behind the student protests.
Photo: 021.rsAleksandar Vučić
Manojlovic pointed out that the research was based on the documents of the German authorities and that it revealed that the agreements were made in violation of the principles of the rule of law and against the will of the citizens of Serbia.
"This is a typical example of supporting and maintaining a regime of stabilocracy, characteristic of countries where autocrats are kept in power through direct agreements, in violation of democratic standards," he said.
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According to Manojlović, the most shameful attack on the constitutional order is the claim that Vučić agreed with the German side on the decision of the Constitutional Court, which annulled the Government's previous decision to withdraw from "Jadar" project.
Manojlović concluded in a statement that Vučić "promised lithium to Europe, allowed the Chinese to poison the East of Serbia, tolerated the Russians violating the agreement with NIS, and he wanted to give it to the Americans General Staff".
"It is obvious that the government is compensating for the lack of internal support with servility towards foreign countries," concluded Manojlović.
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