"Past" newspaper writes:
"In the current political realities, the safe and consistent criticism of the opposition field has turned into a comfortable, but ineffective component of public discourse, which does not contribute to the resolution of the crisis situation in any way.
In this context, long-term debates about preserving or abandoning parliamentary mandates lose their political weight and content, because the primary issue is not the status steps, but the existence of a clear, conceptual and practical plan and its immediate implementation. It is the lack of strategic actions and the uncertainty that is the main reason for the frustration and political apathy of the intelligent part of the public. Therefore, refraining from subjecting the opposition to populist targeting and being aware of the created difficult conditions, it is necessary to record that the public's expectations should be shifted to another qualitative level. The public should not demand situational or symbolic gestures, but an exclusively organized, systemic and institutional struggle capable of generating tangible and measurable results.
This approach becomes more than urgent due to the fact that under the conditions of the current political system, every day in power is accompanied by targeted arrests, administrative and legal pressures and the use of repressive methods. In the absence of similar dynamics and appropriate institutional counterbalances, the outlook becomes very worrying, as the field of political resistance in the country may be completely neutralized, leading to the absolute absorption of dissent by the system of detention centers and criminal prosecutions.
More details in today's issue of the newspaper
