Fuel Price Hike Expected in Montenegro, Opposition Criticizes Government

Montenegro is bracing for another fuel price hike, with the opposition criticizing the government for what they claim is a planned increase. They argue the government is hiding the truth from citizens regarding the projected price changes.

28 Jul, 05:34 — 28 Jul, 05:34

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RapplerMostly Factual1d ago

Another fuel price hike set for July 28

The increase follows last week’s big jump, when diesel rose by P10.68 per liter and gasoline by P3.65 per liter

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First report: cdm-me · 27 Jul, 20:28|Full coverage: 3 · 11h|Window: 11h

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cdm-me27 Jul, 20:28First to report

Nikolić: Vlada krije istinu od građana – poskupljenje goriva bilo projektovano i planirano

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Rappler28 Jul, 05:34

Another fuel price hike set for July 28

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vijesti-me28 Jul, 07:15Latest update

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Fuel Price Hike Expected in Montenegro, Opposition Criticizes Government

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Another fuel price hike set for July 28

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Nikolić: Vlada krije istinu od građana – poskupljenje goriva bilo projektovano i planirano

Another fuel price hike set for July 28

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