We are asking only one question – can a man who, from the position of parliament speaker, expresses such an attitude toward a legally convicted war criminal and a man responsible for genocide have their confidence to represent the parliament of a country that wants to become the next member of the EU?
Questioning Mandic's ability to represent Montenegro.
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