The planned procurement of works to strengthen the platform beams at Prokop shows that the state will bear additional costs in order to make the railway station safe for use
Ahead of the local elections in Kosjerić and Zaječar, which will be held on Sunday (June 8), numerous works are being carried out on rural and local roads in these municipalities. Most of the works are carried out in these two municipalities, although there are as many as 145 local self-governments in Serbia. Is it a coincidence or is it a misuse of state and local self-government resources for the promotion of electoral lists
The next time you hear someone in power invoking public trust to justify moves of dubious legality and cost effectiveness, remember this display of public opinion research data on some of the key issues for the fight against corruption
Corruption is the main problem of Serbia, according to 22 percent of citizens, while low income or poverty is the biggest problem for 10 percent of citizens, according to a survey, the results of which were presented by the organization Transparency Serbia
"It is very wrong that Serbia's progress in the fight against corruption at a high level is measured only on the basis of statistical data on the number of indictments of the Prosecutor's Office for organized crime and accompanying verdicts. In Serbia, the performance in that field should be measured first of all by whether there were cases where the corrupt participation of high state officials was suspected - and those cases were not investigated"
According to the Transparency International report, Serbia has once again fallen behind in the fight against corruption, taking 105th place among 180 ranked countries. In the region, only BiH is in a lower position than Serbia
Apparently, Prime Minister Miloš Vucevic resigned only in front of the cameras. Transparency Serbia is now asking the Government and the Assembly to show their official resignation, if there is one at all
What was registered from May 7 to 30 was the complete dominance of the Serbian Progressive Party, i.e. the complete dominance of Aleksandar Vučić personally, according to research coordinator Zlatko Minić
The campaign costs for this election will exceed the campaign costs for last year's elections, amounting to at least 20 million euros
Parties are allowed to hand out "promotional material" to citizens, such as a lighter or a pen. But the law does not say how much that material can cost. Thus, the SNS gives away groceries and firewood, and it brags about bribing voters
It is necessary for the Supreme Public Prosecutor's Office to investigate allegations of daily allowances at SNS gatherings, about the phenomenon that employees of public companies in Serbia send announcements for the ruling party, according to the non-governmental organization Transparency Serbia.
The statutes and rules of procedure governing the work of all 65 dissolved assemblies provide for the holding of sessions open to the public and the media. According to the data available to TS, out of 65 municipalities and cities, in 46 council sessions were open to the public, i.e. the media, in 10 they were not, and for nine there is no data
