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Montenegrin political and legislative developments

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Political activity in Montenegro has focused on legislative changes and leadership transitions. Initially, Zdenka Popović, a senior member of the Democratic Party and vice-president of Parliament, announced her resignation to pursue a diplomatic career, with Valentina Minić designated to take her seat. Subsequent developments include the Montenegrin Parliament scheduling discussions on constitutional amendments related to the Central Bank and the Judicial and Prosecutorial Councils. Additionally, local political tensions have emerged in Kolašin, where the Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS) accused authorities of prioritizing infrastructure projects for party activists over general city repairs. Recent parliamentary activity includes scheduled debates on the aforementioned constitutional amendments regarding the Judicial and Prosecutorial Councils and the Central Bank. The Assembly is also set to address several legislative proposals, including laws concerning environmental protections, local self-government, and the seizure of assets obtained through criminal activity.

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