Montenegro Press Review - January 17, 2013
Montenegro's Serbs make mistake for being in opposition. Vujanovic consulting head of the Constitutional Court. Half of the state in dark.
POBJEDA
President of Serbia Tomislav Nikolic stated yesterday ahead of his first official visit to Montenegro, which is scheduled for Friday, that it was about time for Serbian people in Montenegro to stop being in opposition and start deciding about their lives.
VIJESTI
While the public discussion about the right of the current president to spend one more mandate on that post, president of the Constitutional Court is consulting Filip Vujanovic.
DAN
The bad weather, which gripped North and North-East of Montenegro on Tuesday afternoon, cut off electricity in Plav, Andrijevica, Rozaje, Berane, Kolasin, Zabljak, Savnik, Pluzine and all villages surrounding Niksic.
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