The topic of beach leases in Montenegro and related tender issues is presented through different political perspectives. The left emphasizes the need for transparency and criticizes the state’s failures to protect its interests, as well as potential lawsuits arising from poor management. Centrist sources report facts that a large number of beaches have been leased, contracts are mostly signed, but there are repeated tenders and the state expects significant revenue from leases. The right focuses on the state not allowing fraud and fighting illegal actions, highlighting that any legal disputes will be won and that the state has guarantees for damages. Overall, the topic is presented as an important resource that was previously exploited but is now being regulated through tenders and legal processes.
Political Perspectives:
Left: The left-leaning coverage focuses on the need for transparency in the tender process and criticizes the government’s past failures to protect state interests, highlighting the risk of costly lawsuits due to mismanagement and lack of proper safeguards.
Center: Centrist sources provide a balanced report emphasizing that many beaches have been successfully leased, contracts are mostly signed, and the state expects increased revenue. They acknowledge ongoing repeated tenders and some procedural delays but focus on the progress made.
Right: Right-leaning narratives stress that the state will not tolerate fraud or illegal actions in the leasing process, emphasizing the government’s commitment to enforcing the law and winning any legal disputes. They highlight the state’s legal guarantees and the importance of protecting public resources.
