Montenegro, the pro-Serbian parties in the government demand the amendment of the Constitution

The pro-Serbian and pro-Russian parties have added demands for the amendment and completion of the Constitution of Montenegro, especially in articles related to identity, such as language and state symbols. On the other hand, the representatives of the Montenegrin opposition estimate that these demands are in line with the ideology of the “Serbian world” and in the service of Belgrade's nationalist policy. The pro-Russian and pro-Serbian political parties, which in July were included in the reorganized Montenegrin government, are these days repeating the request for the amendment and completion of the Constitution of Montenegro. This change, according to them, should be done by completing the provisions that change the status of the Serbian language and some state symbols in Montenegro. The Speaker of the Parliament. Andrija Mandiç said that “after the results of the population census, we will insist that there be a change in the Constitution where the Serbian language is equated with the Montenegrin language”. Pro-Russian and pro-Serbian parties believe that the result of the census will show that the Serbian language is represented by the majority of the population in Montenegro, where, according to them, “the Serbian language should be an official language and not, as before, …

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Montenegro, the pro-Serbian parties in the government demand the amendment of the Constitution

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