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Spinumviva. Montenegro loses again in the Constitutional Court

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Briefings

Montenegro's Constitutional Court rejected Luís Montenegro's third appeal to block public access to Spinumviva services and bank balances, ending his case. The Prime Minister stated the matter is closed, though the court previously ruled on procedural grounds. The entity for transparency has requested additional interest disclosure data, which some politicians have contested. The court previously rejected appeals for procedural issues, while the State's oversight body argued future interpretations would affect other political figures.

Key points

• The Constitutional Court of Montenegro rejected Luís Montenegro's third appeal to block public access to Spinumviva services and bank balances.
• The Prime Minister declared the case closed, though the court previously ruled on procedural grounds regarding the appeal.

Context

Montenegro's Constitutional Court rejected Luís Montenegro's third appeal to block public access to Spinumviva services and bank balances. The Prime Minister declared the case closed, though the court previously ruled on procedural grounds regarding the appeal. The entity for transparency has requested additional interest disclosure data, which some politicians have contested. The court previously rejected appeals for procedural issues, while the State's oversight body argued future interpretations would affect other political figures.

Limitations

Evidence covers only the third rejection of the appeal by the Constitutional Court. The specific date of the court's final decision is not provided, and the impact of the ruling on other political figures remains unverified.

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