PARLY Montenegro: What is said in parliament?

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PARLY uses parliamentary records in their original languages for you to explore debates in your country. 

Multiple Topics Mode: Search for topics and terms that interest you. The preview shows how frequent the term is used in debates overall. 

Speaker Mode: Find out what your member of parliament is saying about the topics you care about. 

Parties Mode: Find out which party is talking about what topics and terms more often.

Gender Mode: Find out what terms and topics are talked about by female as opposed to male MPs and vice-versa.

About the data

Data Type: Stenographic Protocols of Debates
Temporal Scope: 2021-2025
Data query date: 02 Feb 2026 (The query was re-run following final name adjustments.)

Why do some speakers have an asterix *? Extracted statements were systematically matched with information on Members of Parliament as provided by the Irish Parliament. Speaker attribution was conducted by aligning these datasets using speaker ID, and when that was unavailable or ineffective, by referencing dates and names. In instances where this multi-step process produced ambiguity—such as no matches or multiple potential matches—the speaker’s name is recorded as "speaker unclear." This designation was deliberately chosen over potentially inaccurate identification to maintain the integrity and reliability of the parliamentary record presented.

Version 2.0 - February 2026

Contact: michael.jennewein@fes.de

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See also PARLY Ireland

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