Montenegrin Parliament Criticizes Government Transparency on Corruption Accountability

Lawmakers unanimously conclude that Prime Minister Spajić must provide adequate information, stressing that cabinet members bear greater responsibility for corruption than ordinary citizens.

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Mugoša Spajiću: Nisu ni do sada predsjednik i članovi Vlade bili...

"Predsjedniče Vlade, treba građanima da šaljete adekvatne informacije. Nisu, kao što ste napisali, od danas članovi Vlade izjednačeni sa svim građanima po pitanju odgovornosti za koruptivna krivična djela. Danas smo u Parlamentu jednoglasno završili prvo od tri potrebna glasanja za promjenu Ustava u dijelu imuniteta predsjednika i članova Vlade", istakao je poslanik Evropskog saveza Boris Mugoša u odgovoru premijeru Milojku Spajiću

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