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Post by Siroki_B on Oct 19, 2007 19:50:21 GMT -5
19. listopada - Crna Gora dobila je svoj prvi Ustav nakon stjecanja nezavisnosti. Podrzalo ga je 55 zastupnika i time je osigurana dvotrecinska vecina u parlamentu te nece biti potrebe za raspisivanjem referenduma za njegovo potvrdjivanje. Za Ustav su glasovali zastupnici iz Demokratske partije socijalista, Socijaldemokratske partije, Hrvatske gradjanske inicijative i opozicijskih Pokreta za promjene, Bosnjaèke stranke i Liberalne partije. Protiv su bili zastupnici Srpske liste, Socijalisticke narodne partije, Narodne stranke i Demokratske srpske stranke. Crnogorski predsjednik Filip Vujanovic izrazio je zadovoljstvo sto je parlament donio Ustav. Novim Ustavom Crna Gora odredjena je kao gradjanska drzava u kojoj je sluzbeni jezik crnogorski, s mogucom uporabom srpskog, hrvatskog bosanskog i albanskog. U Ustavu se ne spominje ni jedna religija ni vjerska zajednica, vec se gradjanima jamci pravo na slobodu vjeroispovijesti. Ustav svim gradjanima jamci crnogorsko drzavljanstvo koje su stekli do 21. svibnja prosle godine kad je odrzan referendumu o neovisnosti Crne Gore. Uz to, priznaje i pravo na dvojno drzavljanstvo, o cemu bi Crna Gora trebala potpisati sporazume sa zemljama koje su za to zainteresirane. vijesti.hrt.hr/ShowArticles.aspx?ArticleId=34358Congratulations! Montenegro confirmed as official ... nice to see that Croatian becomes one of the official minority languages! Well done!
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Post by Prevalis on Oct 21, 2007 19:43:53 GMT -5
The Constitution of Montenegro was adopted on 19 October 2007 by the Constitutional Parliament of Montenegro, with a two-third supermajority, consisting of the ruling coalition (DPS-SDP-HGI), PzP, the Bosniaks and the Liberals, consisting 55 votes of the 76 present. The Serbian parties (Serbian List (SNS, SRS, DSJ and NSS), SNP, NS and DSS) voted against. The Albanian parties (DSCG, DUA and AA) abstained for voting.
However, none of the amendments from any of the opposition parties were passed. Those from the Serbian parties for obvious reasons and the majority regarding court independence, civic rights and democracy were refused because it would jeopardize DPS's rule. SNP submitted 30 amendments, all rejected. The Serbian List submitted 72 amendments, but later withdrew them because they knew they wouldn't be passed either way. NS also withdrew their amendments for the same reasons.
The Serbian parties find the new Constitution to be discriminatory towards Serbs in Montenegro and that it will create further political divisions and conflicts. However, SNS and SNP will respect the Constitution.
The Albanian parties find the Constitution against the interests of the Albanian people. The leader of Albanian Alternative abstained from voting because SDP refused to sign an agreement (already signed by DPS, PzP, BS, AA, DUA and HGI) that would guarantee that a referendum would be held in six months time to determine the status of Malesija (capital: Tuzi) as a municipality. It also guarantees that the crosses will be removed from the Flag and Coat of Arms of Montenegro and that the Venice Commission will be supervising how the Judicial Council functions.
In the new Constitution, the Montenegrin language is the official language of Montenegro, but also recognising Albanian, Bosnian, Croatian and Serbian. It also defines Montenegro as a civic, democratic and environmentally friendly (ecological) country with social justice, established by the sovereign rights of its government.
The Constitution is set to be ratified Monday night by the Constitutional Court of Montenegro, thus officially giving Montenegro a Constitution after becoming independent less than a year and a half ago.
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Post by terroreign on Oct 22, 2007 18:55:35 GMT -5
HAHAHAHA YES BABY YESSSS ZBORIMO CRNOGORSKI NARAVNOOOOO
VOLIM TE VOLIM, VOLIM MONTENEGROOOO
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Post by radovic on Oct 24, 2007 10:06:17 GMT -5
My view that the constitution would not mention a "Montenegrin language" was proven wrong. However, I find it interesting how every party except the Serb and minority ones basically broke their promises regarding the constitution: - The Movement for Changes said that they want the constitution to be put up by a referendum by the people of Montenegro. Something which clearly will not happen. - The Movement for Changes and DPS had earlier agreed to call the official language "Montenegrin Serbian." Clearly both lied.
I hope the large number of Serbs who voted for the Movement for Change after the indepndence referendum do not vote for them again. And that serb representatives after the next election call for a referendum to be held on the new constitution and specifically on the official language.
I do have a question. Will there be new elections in Montenegro soon since a new constitution has passed?
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