Prime Minister Montenegro announced that the Government will maintain political dialogue with all parties, upholding the tradition of institutional openness. This decision comes in the context of an executive seeking to build consensus despite natural partisan differences.
Montenegro acknowledged, however, that the commitment to dialogue does not necessarily imply the opposition's total adherence to his proposals. The head of Government acknowledged that oppositions may not adhere "in full" to the Executive's initiatives.
This position reflects the usual democratic practice in which the executive seeks to listen to all political forces, but accepts that the opposition maintains its critical positions and votes according to its conviction. The Prime Minister thus demonstrated awareness of the natural limitations of political consensus.
