Translation problems could delay Montenegro's EU accession
Brussels is weighing an exemption that would allow Croatian to be used as a substitute language while Podgorica finishes translating EU legislation.
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Montenegro may not have all the European Union laws needed to complete its accession process translated in time, according to Euronews.
Faced with this delay, Brussels is reportedly weighing an exemption that would allow Croatian to be used as a substitute language while the remaining translations into Montenegrin are completed.
Croatian is linguistically close to Montenegrin, which would facilitate this temporary solution while the Balkan country's accession process moves forward.
Sources
- Problemas de traducción: la adhesión de Montenegro a la UE, frenada por el idioma — Euronews (Español)
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