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Montenegrin political tensions and constitutional disputes

Overview

The Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS) in Montenegro has rejected constitutional negotiations involving Andrija Mandić and Prime Minister Milojko Spajić. The DPS characterized the proposed negotiations as “midnight political deals” and criticized Mandić for his past opposition to NATO and European Union integration. The party also labeled Spajić a leader based on “lies and unfulfilled promises,” stating they intend to address these political issues during the 2027 elections.

Following these tensions, DPS Vice President Jevto Eraković expressed confidence in the party winning the 2027 elections. Eraković criticized proposed constitutional changes concerning candidate integrity checks, arguing that such measures are not standard in the European Union and that integrity should be determined by voters and existing legal institutions.

Entities

Democratic Party of Socialists · Montenegro · National Assembly of Serbia · Crta · Party of Justice and Reconciliation

Timeline

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    Montenegro's Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS) has refused to negotiate constitutional changes with Andrija Mandić and Prime Minister Milojko Spajić, rejecting “midnight political deals.”

Sources

argumenti.rs · crnagoravijesti.me · danas.rs · insajder.net · portalanalitika.me · sandzakdanas.rs · snews.rs · srpskainfo.com · verige.net