Serbian Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica called it "a shame for Serbia" that it does not have a new four years after Milosevic's ouster in 2000.
The existing constitution is widely regarded as unclear on a number of issues, thus allowing potential abuses by autocratic rulers like Milosevic.
Kostunica told reporters that the constitution was like a "ticking bomb" allowing autocrats to wield excessive power.
He said the draft proposed by the government, which should be adopted by the parliament and the citizens through a referendum, "presents a break with the era of Slobodan Milosevic."
(AFP)
The existing constitution is widely regarded as unclear on a number of issues, thus allowing potential abuses by autocratic rulers like Milosevic.
Kostunica told reporters that the constitution was like a "ticking bomb" allowing autocrats to wield excessive power.
He said the draft proposed by the government, which should be adopted by the parliament and the citizens through a referendum, "presents a break with the era of Slobodan Milosevic."
(AFP)
