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Montenegro: in search of respectability (part 2)

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The country is not part of the eurozone but it uses the euro as its national currency. We’ll talk economy with our guest Petar Ivanovic. Montenegro is banking on the lucrative high-end tourism market, hoping to turn its 300 km of coastline into a new Riviera. We’ll visit the jewels of the country’s Adriatic coast - Kotor, Perast, Bar - with a musician, Maja Popovic.

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Senior Producer: Loick Berrou
Presenter: Christophe Robeet
Producer: Magali Faure
Reporter: Valérie Labonne
Cameraman: Stéphane Bodenne

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Comments (1)

Albanian minority ignored?!

by Anonyme - 01/02/2011 - 22:47

I was following you rprogram from NY, and it seems to me there wos not a word for albanian minority in Montenegro, that are autoctone people to the region, before the slavs??

I was wondering how did 24News neglect them??

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