Montenegrin Parliament debates Mandić's dismissal and constitutional changes
The Montenegrin Parliament is set to discuss an initiative for the dismissal of its speaker, Mandić, which the opposition has made a condition for debating constitutional amendments.
Background
Montenegro, a Balkan nation, has been navigating a complex political landscape since gaining independence. The country is currently undergoing EU accession negotiations, which often involve significant legal and constitutional reforms. Political stability and the rule of law are key considerations in this process.
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Parliamentary debate on Mandić's dismissal and constitutional changes
First report 5h agoLast update 3h agoThe Democratic National Party (DNP) firmly states its opposition to Mandić's dismissal, affirming their commitment to political principles.
The URA party refuses to participate in political bargaining over positions, which they claim the current parliamentary majority is accustomed to.
The Speaker has scheduled a collegium, indicating that a plenary discussion on his dismissal and constitutional changes could happen soon.
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