MEETING OF MONTENEGRIN PREMIER WITH OPPOSITION LEADERS
REFERENDUM ACCEPTABLE IF ORGANIZED BY CONCENTRATION GOVERNMENT
PODGORICA - Montenegrin premier Filip Vujanovic has started talks with
leaders of opposition coalition "Together for Yugoslavia" on referendum
for the independence and future of Montenegro.
Pro-Yugoslav block accepted Vujanovic's proposal enabling to the
opposition full control of economic reforms and privatization process.
Leader of Socialists People's Party Predrag Bulatovic accepted the
holding of referendum for Montenegrin independence if "it is organized
by the concentration Government, which should include representatives of
all parliamentary parties in Montenegro".
Vujanovic said that Montenegrin minority Government would consider this
proposal of three coalition parties, members of the coalition "Together
for Yugoslavia". He also repeated that Montenegro does not recognize the
FRY Government.
After these meetings Vujanovic said that talks were very constructive
and that they marked the beginning of dialogue between authorities and
opposition in order to overcome tensions and fasten Montenegrin
integration in European processes.
SESSION OF THE MONTENEGRIN PARLIAMENT:
DOCUMENTATION AGAINST "NATIONAL" ACCUSATIONS EXISTS
PODGORICA- MPs in the Montenegrin Parliament did not form yesterday a
commission, which should, on the request of the coalition "For
Yugoslavia", investigate the facts and allegations about illegal
transport of cigarettes in Montenegro.
Answering the opposition claims about existence of "parallel budget only
for the personal needs of the state officials", Minister of Finance
Miroslav Ivanisevic stated that he carefully reviewed the documentation
of Finance Ministry and the Ministry of Internal Affairs and that "all
relevant and complete documentation about the Government's work is
available".
Ivanisevic did not bring to the Assembly the necessary documentation,
although he indicated few days that possibility. Opposition said that
without that documentation the mystery remains who had decided to buy
plains, who was a creditor and when the decision was made.
Ivanisevic claims that these plains are bought with the foreign credit
and that they were property of the Montenegrin state. He said he would
give for review documentation only to the parliamentary commission,
because it is not job of ministers to bring in the parliament state
documents.
CHIEF OF EU OBSERVER MISSION VISITED MONTENEGRO
SOLVING OF MONTENEGRIN STATE STATUS PRECONDITION FOR STABILITY
PODGORICA - Montenegrin president Milo Djukanovic met with the
Ambassador Antoine Mac Unfride, the chief of European Union observer
mission for former Yugoslavia.
Ambassador Unfride has given recognition to Montenegro, which, as he
said, avoided the war and chose peaceful political and democratic
processes, in order to conduct reforms of the society.
Djukanovic emphasized that both the authority and the position in
Montenegro showed readiness to solve the issue of Montenegrin state
status by using strictly political means, contributing not only to the
stability of Montenegro, but to the stability of entire region.
in Montenegrin
SUSRET PREMIJERA CRNE GORE SA LIDERIMA OPOZICIJE:
PRIHVATLJIV REFERENDUM U ORGANIZACIJI KONCENTRACIONE VLADE
PODGORICA - Premijer Crne Gore Filip Vujanovic zapoceo je juce odvojene
razgovore sa liderima crnogorske opozicione koalicije ''Zajedno za
Jugoslaviju" o organizovanju referenduma za nezavisnost i o buducnosti
Crne Gore.
Projugoslovenski blok je prihvatio predlog Vujanovica da im se omoguci
kontrola ekonomskih reformi i privatizacije, odnosno da svi procesi koje
vlada sprovodi budu pristupacniji za opoziciju.
Lider Socijalisticke narodne partije (SNP) Predrag Bulatovic je uslovno
prihvatio odrzavanje referenduma o drzavno-pravnom statusu Crne Gore
"ukoliko ga organizuje koncentraciona vlada, sastavljena od predstavnika
svih parlamentarnih partija".
Vujanovic je rekao da ce manjinska vlada Crne Gore razmotriti ovaj
predlog tri opozicione stranke, koje sacinjavaju koaliciju "Za
Jugoslaviju".On je ponovio da za Crnu Goru savezna vlada ne postoji.
Nakon ovih susreta Vujanovic je izjavio da su razgovori bili
konstruktivni i da sa njima pocinje dijalog vlasti i opozicije u cilju
smanjenja tenzija i brzeg ukljucivanja Crne Gore u evropske integracije.
ZASIJEDANJE SKUPSTINE CRNE GORE:
DOKUMENTACIJA O OPTUZBAMA "NACIONALA" SPREMNA
PODGORICA - Poslanici u skupstini Crne Gore ni juce nijesu uspjeli da
formiraju komisiju, koja bi, na zahtjev koalicije "Za Jugoslaviju",
trebalo da utvrdi cinjenice o prometu cigareta u Crnoj Gori.
U odgovoru na jucerasnje optuzbe opozicije da postoji paralelni budzet
samo za licne potrebe drzavnog vrha, ministar finansija Miroslav
Ivanisevic je kazao da je nakon pregleda dokumentacije svoga i
Ministarstva policije utvrdio da postoji sva relevantna i kompletna
dokumentacija o svim poslovima vlade.
S obzirom da ministar finansija nije, kako je sam najavio, stavio
skupstini na uvid dokumentaciju, opozicija ga je optuzila da joj je
uskracen odgovor ko je donio odluku o kupovini aviona, ko je bio
kreditor i kada je donesena odluka o kupovini.
Ivanisevic je rekao da su ti avioni kupljeni inostranim kreditom i da su
vlasnistvo drzave Crne Gore, a da ce dokumentaciju predstaviti skupstini
tek onada kada se formira komisija.
POSJETA CRNOJ GORI SEFA POSMATRACKE MISIJE EU:
RESENJE DRZAVNO-PRAVNOG STATUSA USLOV STABILNOSTI
PODGORICA - Predsjednik Crne Gore Milo Djukanovic primio je juce
ambasadora Antoana Mak Unfraida, sefa posmatracke misije Evropske Unije
za bivsu Jugoslaviju.
Ambasador Unfraid je odao priznanje Crnoj Gori, koja je, kako je rekao,
izbjegla rat i opredijelila se za mirni politicki i demokratski proces,
kako bi izvrsila promjene u drustvu.
Djukanovic je istakao da u Crnoj Gori i vlast i opozicija pokazuju
spremnost da se pitanje drzavno-pravnog statusa rijesi politickim
sredstvima, sto ce predstavljati doprinos stabilnosti ne samo Crne Gore,
vec i regiona u cjelini.
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