Corruption in the healthcare system of Montenegro represents a significant issue, with negative consequences on access, quality, and fairness of healthcare for LGBTIQ+ individuals, youth, and drug users, it was statement by the Center for Monitoring and Research (CeMI) during the roundtable discussion. Zlatko Vujović, President of the Governing Board, reminded at the roundtable "The Impact of Corruption in Healthcare on Vulnerable Groups" that CeMI was the first organization to address the issue

Estimates of the preliminary results of the parliamentary elections based on 100 percent processed polling stations in Montenegro and 100 percent processed electorate.Voting will be repeated in PS 21 Tuzi. Given the possibility of an appeal procedure and the small difference some lists would need to reach the electoral threshold, it is necessary to wait for the final results.

In the parliamentary elections in Montenegro based on 90.5 percent of the processed sample, Europe Now has won 25.5 percent of votes, or 23 mandates, DPS-SD-DUA-LP 23.8 percent, or 22 mandates, while the coalition of NSD, DNP and RP won 14.7 percent of votes or 13 mandatesThis was announced by the executive director of CeMI, Ana Nenezić, at the press conference on the occasion of the preliminary projection of the election results."Based on 90.5 percent of the processed sample, the Democrats and

In the parliamentary elections, based on 55.5 percent of the processed sample, the Europe Now Movement won 25.5 percent of votes, the coalition "Together" (DPS-SD-LP-DUA) 23.3 percent, and "For the Future of Montenegro" (NSD, DNP, RP) 15.8 percent, announced the executive director of the Centre for Monitoring and Research (CeMI), Ana Nenezić."Coalition ‘Being Brave Counts’ (Democrats-URA) won 12.4 percent, Bosniak Party 6.9 percent, Socialist People's Party (SNP) and Demos 3.5 percent, Albanian

According to data from the Center for Monitoring and Research (CeMI), 50.8 percent of voters voted in the Montenegro parliamentary elections by 7 p.m., announced the head of the legal department of that organization, Ognjen Mitrović. He stated at the press conference that the voter turnout by 7 p.m. was 44.7 percent in the southern region, 51.8 percent in the northern region, and 53.4 percent in the central region."A large number of citizens reported to CeMI that they received text messages from

According to data from the Center for Monitoring and Research (CeMI), 42.2 percent of voters voted in the parliamentary elections by 5 p.m., announced the head of the legal department of that organization, Ognjen Mitrović. He said that by 5 p.m. 36.1 percent of voters had voted in the southern region, 44 percent in the central region, and 44.5 percent in the northern region.."The turnout until 5 p.m. in the first round of the presidential elections was 52.4 percent, in the parliamentary election

35.8 percent of voters voted in the parliamentary elections in Montenegro by 3 p.m., the Center for Monitoring and Research (CeMI) announced.As the Head of the Legal Department of CeMI Ognjen Mitrović said, in the northern region 37.7 percent of voters voted by 15.00 hours, in the central region that percentage was 37.3, and in the southern region 30.8.“In the course of the election process so far, CeMI has received 53 reports of irregularities. One of the reported irregularities refers to PS 21

In the parliamentary elections in Montenegro, according to the data of the Centre for Monitoring and Research (CeMI), voter turnout as of 13 hours is 28.1 percent, the Head of the Legal Department of CeMI, Ognjen Mitrović, said.At the press conference, he said that the turnout by 1 p.m. was 29 percent in the northern region, 29.4 percent in the central region, and 24.6 percent in the southern region."When it comes to comparing the turnout data to those from the previous elections - the turnout i

According to the data of the Centre for Monitoring and Research (CeMI), 16.3 percent of the voters registered in the voter’s list turned out to vote in the parliamentary elections in Montenegro by 11 a.m.The Head of the Legal Department of CeMI, Ognjen Mitrović, said that by 11 o’clock 15.9 percent of voters had voted in the northern region, 17.2 percent in the central, and 14.8 percent of the voters in the southern region.When it comes to comparing the turnout data to those from the previous el

In the parliamentary elections in Montenegro, 5.8 percent of voters voted by 9 am, the Centre for Monitoring and Research (CeMI) announced.The Head of the Legal Department of CeMI, Ognjen Mitrović, said that in the southern region, 5.6 percent of voters had voted by 9 a.m., 6.3 percent in the central region, and 5.1 percent in the northern region. Speaking about the comparative data, Mitrović said that the turnout in the first round of the presidential elections by 9 a.m. was 6.6 percent, in the

The Center for Monitoring and Research (CeMI) successfully held an educational training dedicated to political rights, representation, and political participation of minorities in Montenegro on May 31st at the PR Center in Podgorica.This training was designed with the intention of providing participants with a deep and comprehensive understanding of the crucial role of political rights and active participation of minority groups in political processes.In this context, participants had the opport

In March 2023, GNDEM Board and Coordinating Committee members gathered in Washington, D.C. to discuss the state of citizen election observation around the world as part of the implementation process of the Declaration of Global Principles (DoGP). From March 7-8, GNDEM Board and Coordinating Committee members identified strategic priorities for the network, discussed the shifting political and human rights landscape for citizen election observation and shared best practices from their own organiz

Executive Director of CeMI, Ana Nenezic, participated in the first episode of the BiEPAG podcast "Seriously Balkans", where she discussed the implications of the recently concluded presidential elections on future political developments. Listen at the link below.https://www.facebook.com/696229164/posts/thank-you-florian-bieber-for-inviting-me-to-join-the-first-episode-of-the-balkan/10161017903879165/

According to the data of the Center for Monitoring and Research (CeMI), based on 100 percent of the processed sample, the candidate Milo Djukanovic won 40 percent of votes and Mr. Jakov Milatovic 60 percent of votes in the presidential elections in Montenegro. Mr. Djukanovic won 42 percent in the southern region, 36.8 percent in the central region and 44.2 percent in the northern region. In Podgorica he won won 31.9 percent of votes, in Niksic 37

According to the data of the Center for Monitoring and Research (CeMI), based on 89.3 percent of the processed sample in the presidential elections in Montenegro, the candidate Milo Djukanovic won 39.9 percent of votes and Mr. Jakov Milatovic 60.1 percent. Head of CeMI mission, Ms Ana Nenezic, at the ninght press conference congratulated the new President of Montenegro, Mr. Jakov Milatovic, as well as the citizens for a high degree of democratic awareness during the election day. 

According to the data of the Center for Monitoring and Research (CeMI), based on 61.3 percent of the processed sample at the presidential elections in Montenegro, the candidate Milo Djukanovic won 39.9 percent of votes and Mr. Jakov Milatovic won 60.1 percent. Head of CeMI mission, Ms Ana Nenezic said at the eight press conference that this sample is the indicator that the results of the second round of the presidential elections will not change significantly. "When it comes to vo

According to the data of the Center for Monitoring and Research (CeMI), based on 32 percent of the processed sample at the presidential elections in Montenegro, the candidate Milo Djukanovic won 39.4 percent of votes and Mr. Jakov Milatovic won 60.6 percent.  At 20:20 h, after the sample became stabile, CeMi enabled the citizens to monitor the filling up of the sample on the website www.izbori.cemi.org.me, as well as via the application ferizbori.me. 

According to the data of the Center for Monitoring and Research (CeMI), the turnout by 19 h was 66.9 percent. The CeMI PR Coordinator, Maja Bjelic, said that by 19 h in the southern region voted 60.4 percent of voters, in the central region 71.6 percent and in the northern region 65 percent.“By 19 h, 72.6 percent of voters voted in Podgorica, in Niksic 74.8 percent, in Bar 59.9 percent, in Bijelo Polje 67.9 percent.“, Bjelic said.When speaking of

According to the data of the Center for Monitoring and Research (CeMI), 58.7 percent of registered voters voted on the presidential elections in Montenegro by 5 pm. The CeMI PR Coordinator, Maja Bjelic, stated that by 5 pm in the southern region voted 52.4 percent of voters, in the central region 62.8 percent and in the northern region 57.6 percent. “By 5 pm, 63.6 percent of voters voted in Podgorica, in Niksic 67.3 percent, in Bar 52.8

According to the data of the Center for Monitoring and Research (CeMI), 50.2 percent of registered voters voted on the presidential elections in Montenegro by 3 pm. The CeMI PR Coordinator, Maja Bjelic, stated that by 3 pm in the southern region voted 48.8 percent of voters, in the central region 54 percent and in the northern region 49.6 percent. “By 3 pm, 54.6 percent of voters voted in Podgorica, in Niksic 59.2 percent, in Bar 44.4&n