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Post-campaign blackout to be respected
Belgrade,
19 May 2006
Head of the Serbian government’s Office of Media Relations Srdjan Djuric today called upon all media in Serbia to respect the post-campaign blackout before the referendum in Montenegro on May 21.
“We call upon all media not to publish information that can in any way influence the result of the referendum,” said Djuric in a statement to the news agency Tanjug.
The post-campaign blackout is in force from midnight last night.
The post-campaign blackout is in force from midnight last night.
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