Around 80 people protested outside Montenegro's residence, the current prime minister, against the increase in fuel prices. The action took place as a form of direct political pressure on the government leader.
The protest participants demanded a reduction in the VAT rate on fuels from 23% to 6%. This demand comes in a context of strong increase in fuel prices in recent months, affecting citizens' purchasing power.
The demonstration represented a moment of political tension, with protesters directing their demands directly at the head of the executive. The protest outside Montenegro's personal residence underscores the growing frustration of the population with the government's energy and fiscal policy.
