The former Yugoslav republic voted in May to dissolve its union with Serbia.
Elections to the country's 75-seat parliament, which existed prior to the referendum, had been planned for the autumn regardless of the result of the referendum.
(Reuters)
Montenegrin President Filip Vujanovic (file photo) (RFE/RL) July 11, 2006 -- Montenegrin President Filip Vujanovic today called a general election for September 10, the country's first vote as a fully independent state.
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