Dario Vraneš
Dario Vraneš is the President of the Municipality of Pljevlja in Montenegro. He has been involved in local governance and politics, and has come under scrutiny for organizing events that some perceive as politically controversial, particularly in relation to national celebrations and historical commemorations.
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Countries Mentioned
| Country | Mentions | Sentiment | Dominance | + Persistence | x Population | = Reach | x GDP (millions) | = Power |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Montenegro | 3 | 6.00 | 0.25% | +30% | 628,066 | 2,003 | $5,500 | 18$ |
| Totals | 3 | 628,066 | 2,003 | $5,500 | 18$ |
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Recent Mentions
Montenegro:
Dario Vraneš is the president of the Municipality of Pljevlja who commented on the damage caused by the storm.
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Montenegro:
Dario Vraneš was mentioned in the context of alleged unconstitutional actions.
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Montenegro:
Dario Vraneš directed nearly every fifth euro from the municipal budget reserve towards the Serbian Orthodox Church.
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Montenegro:
Dario Vraneš is the president of the Municipality of Pljevlja who claimed that Montenegrin security services provided a list containing his name to the security services in Kosovo.
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Montenegro:
Dario Vraneš ironically commented that the public will be convinced that the watercourses 'polluted themselves' and that the mine has no negative impact on the environment.
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Montenegro:
Dario Vraneš is the leader of Pljevlja, earning 1,381 euros monthly.
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Montenegro:
Dario Vraneš is the mayor of Pljevlja who expressed readiness to provide free space for the Ministry of Ecology's office.
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Montenegro:
Dario Vraneš is the president of the Municipality of Pljevlja who raised concerns about the construction activities starting without a building permit.
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Montenegro:
Dario Vraneš is mentioned as the president of the municipality who provided donations for laboratory equipment.
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Montenegro:
Dario Vraneš is the President of the Municipality of Pljevlja who reported being questioned by the police for singing Serbian songs in front of the Monastery of the Holy Trinity.
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