Monday, 18.03.2013.
10:23
The police in Smederevo on Monday arrested 13 persons, while another one is still at large, on suspicion that they incurred damages of EUR 5.7mn to Železara.
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pre 11 godina
You win! They're all 'entrepreneurs' like their brethren in N Mitro., Not to mention the mafiosos in Pristina. I think they are pretty much everywhere.
(winston, 18 March 2013 22:24)
Don't mix up things! The mafiosos in Pristina call themselves 'politicians' and 'ministers'
pre 11 godina
Well if their gains stayed in Serbia - Serbian banks, assets (cars, homes, property, jewelry, etc.) - then they can be confiscated and re-compensate the company. If they are abroad but traced, then there's chances they can be returned through legal channels.
But this and other evidence shows that "privatization" is not working as it seems those with the money to buy these companies or start private "businesses" are often crooks.
pre 11 godina
You win! They're all 'entrepreneurs' like their brethren in N Mitro., Not to mention the mafiosos in Pristina. I think they are pretty much everywhere.
pre 11 godina
@ Pejoni,
You win! They're all 'entrepreneurs' like their brethren in N Mitro.
pre 11 godina
(cry me a river, 18 March 2013 15:12)
You are both wrong, they call themselves "entrepreneurs".
pre 11 godina
Serbian criminals don't steal.
(Avni
Avni, they're not criminals. They're 'businessmen'!
pre 11 godina
Serbian criminals don't steal.
pre 11 godina
In Germany there are sometimes heavy problems with the train-traffic due to stealing of complete copper cable-infrastructure over kilometers. It can happen everywhere.
pre 11 godina
Serbian criminals don't steal.
pre 11 godina
(cry me a river, 18 March 2013 15:12)
You are both wrong, they call themselves "entrepreneurs".
pre 11 godina
Serbian criminals don't steal.
(Avni
Avni, they're not criminals. They're 'businessmen'!
pre 11 godina
@ Pejoni,
You win! They're all 'entrepreneurs' like their brethren in N Mitro.
pre 11 godina
In Germany there are sometimes heavy problems with the train-traffic due to stealing of complete copper cable-infrastructure over kilometers. It can happen everywhere.
pre 11 godina
You win! They're all 'entrepreneurs' like their brethren in N Mitro., Not to mention the mafiosos in Pristina. I think they are pretty much everywhere.
pre 11 godina
You win! They're all 'entrepreneurs' like their brethren in N Mitro., Not to mention the mafiosos in Pristina. I think they are pretty much everywhere.
(winston, 18 March 2013 22:24)
Don't mix up things! The mafiosos in Pristina call themselves 'politicians' and 'ministers'
pre 11 godina
Well if their gains stayed in Serbia - Serbian banks, assets (cars, homes, property, jewelry, etc.) - then they can be confiscated and re-compensate the company. If they are abroad but traced, then there's chances they can be returned through legal channels.
But this and other evidence shows that "privatization" is not working as it seems those with the money to buy these companies or start private "businesses" are often crooks.
pre 11 godina
In Germany there are sometimes heavy problems with the train-traffic due to stealing of complete copper cable-infrastructure over kilometers. It can happen everywhere.
pre 11 godina
Serbian criminals don't steal.
pre 11 godina
Serbian criminals don't steal.
(Avni
Avni, they're not criminals. They're 'businessmen'!
pre 11 godina
You win! They're all 'entrepreneurs' like their brethren in N Mitro., Not to mention the mafiosos in Pristina. I think they are pretty much everywhere.
pre 11 godina
(cry me a river, 18 March 2013 15:12)
You are both wrong, they call themselves "entrepreneurs".
pre 11 godina
@ Pejoni,
You win! They're all 'entrepreneurs' like their brethren in N Mitro.
pre 11 godina
Well if their gains stayed in Serbia - Serbian banks, assets (cars, homes, property, jewelry, etc.) - then they can be confiscated and re-compensate the company. If they are abroad but traced, then there's chances they can be returned through legal channels.
But this and other evidence shows that "privatization" is not working as it seems those with the money to buy these companies or start private "businesses" are often crooks.
pre 11 godina
You win! They're all 'entrepreneurs' like their brethren in N Mitro., Not to mention the mafiosos in Pristina. I think they are pretty much everywhere.
(winston, 18 March 2013 22:24)
Don't mix up things! The mafiosos in Pristina call themselves 'politicians' and 'ministers'
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