Budva: "Mediterranean advertisements" plastered billboards with messages about the statehood of Montenegro

The head of "Mediterranean Reklama" is Blažo Rađenović, who left the Liberal Party due to the decision for that party to enter a coalition at the state level with the Democratic Party of Socialists.
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billboards Budva, Photo: Vuk Lajović
billboards Budva, Photo: Vuk Lajović
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Ažurirano: 07.11.2018. 12:16h

Before the beginning of the central celebration of 100 years since the liberation of Boka and the unification, called "Generations of Deeds of Justice", the municipal company "Mediteran Reklame" plastered 20 billboards and seven street lights in Budva with messages about the statehood of Montenegro.

The message reads: "Everyone knows about the 1000 years of statehood of Montenegro, let them know and hear about you".

The head of "Mediterranean Reklama" is Blažo Radjenović, who left the Liberal Party due to the decision for that party to enter a coalition at the state level with the Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS), and recently united with the URA Civic Movement.

The central celebration of 100 years since the liberation of Boka and unification, called Generations of Acts of Judgment, will be held today, at the Mediterranean Sports Center in Budva.

From the organization Sprski narod Boka, it was announced that the central celebration in Budva is part of the program that will be held in Herceg Novi, Kotor, Grblje and Budva.

The ceremony in Budva, as stated, is held to mark the end of the First World War and 100 years since the liberation of Budva and Boka Kotorska. An appropriate cultural and artistic program will be held there.

"The organizers of the celebration want to mark the participation in the battles of over 1,9 thousand Bokel men and women of all nationalities and denominations who, since the beginning of the First World War, joined the ranks of the Montenegrin and Serbian armies and other allied armies as volunteers," the announcement says.

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