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The opposition is blocking the Parliament of Montenegro against the ‘constitutional coup’

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Opposition Blocks Parliament of Montenegro in Response to ‘Constitutional Coup’

The opposition in Montenegro disrupted a parliamentary session for the third time in four days. They are demanding the cancellation of the Parliamentary Committee’s decision regarding the retirement of judges from the Constitutional Court, referring to the action as a “Constitutional Shuffle.” Prime Minister Milojka Spajić was scheduled to address questions from MPs during the Prime Minister’s Clock, but the opposition prevented him from speaking at the Holy Assembly.

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