November 16 (SeeNews) - Following are some of the main stories carried by the online versions of Montenegrin media on Monday morning and over the weekend. SeeNews has not verified these reports and cannot vouch for their accuracy:
RTCG
- Montenegro will have to cut public spending by 3.0% of gross domestic product (GDP), or 100 million euro, if it is to maintain a budget deficit of 2.0% of GDP next year, Finance Minister Igor Luksic said.
- Russia’s Metropol Group, the owner of Montenegrin Adriatic island Sveti Marko, said it will invest 300 million euro in an exclusive holiday village on an area of 80,000 square metres on the island.
VIJESTI
- Montenegro has registered a total of 43 A (H1N1) infections since June 22, when the first case was confirmed, the daily said.
- Montenegro and the local unit of Hungarian banking group OTP, CKB, agreed on Friday on a credit to cover the social obligations of troubled aluminium smelter KAP but it is not clear when the agreement will be signed, the daily said. The credit would be divided into two tranches, one worth 17 million euro and a second one totalling 8.0 million euro.
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