Housing: PM Says It Doesn't Devalue Demonstrations but Alerts Against Importing "Violent Protest Models"
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The Prime Minister said today that he does not devalue demonstrations and "hears the content" of the concerns of those who protest on the streets for the cost of housing, but insisted that there is no reason to "import violent protest models".
In a statement to the country, Prime Minister called for the right of demonstration to be reconciled with others
In response to the Prime Minister's statement this evening on the housing crisis, the Freeman regrets the government's failure to recognize "irresponsibility" in the way it has dealt with demonstrations.
The Prime Minister said today that he does not devalue demonstrations and "hears the content" of the concerns of those who protest on the streets about the cost of housing, but insisted that there is no reason to "import violent protest models"
Prime Minister says he "hears the contents" of the protesters' concerns Montenegro's content says it does not devalue demonstrations but warns against importing violent protest models.It appears first in MINHO.
The Prime Minister said today that he does not devalue demonstrations and "hears the content" of the concerns of those who protest on the streets for the cost of housing, but insisted that there is no reason to "import violent protest models".
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