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Wednesday, 14.08.2013.

17:02

SNS to Take over Finance and Economy

Milenko Dzeletovic, the coordinator of theSNS told Radio Television of Serbia that Vucic and Krstic met and discussed an economic programme.

Izvor: Tanjug

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winston

pre 10 godina

Hmmmmm, I like the idea of someone that is foreign educated, and not someone who came up in the ranks of the corrupt Serbian political party system, working in the Serbian government. I do not know anything about this young man, Krstic, but he will be a breath of fresh air after the ejection of Dinkic. But Serbia is Serbia, and serbian politics is very corrupt, so what this young man can do, and will be allowed to do, shall be seen. There are too many cushy positions throughout Serbian politics and state institutions and companies that will battle any significant change with their lives. After all, they have had a great ride, at the expense of the citizenry, for decades.

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winston

pre 10 godina

Hmmmmm, I like the idea of someone that is foreign educated, and not someone who came up in the ranks of the corrupt Serbian political party system, working in the Serbian government. I do not know anything about this young man, Krstic, but he will be a breath of fresh air after the ejection of Dinkic. But Serbia is Serbia, and serbian politics is very corrupt, so what this young man can do, and will be allowed to do, shall be seen. There are too many cushy positions throughout Serbian politics and state institutions and companies that will battle any significant change with their lives. After all, they have had a great ride, at the expense of the citizenry, for decades.

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winston

pre 10 godina

Hmmmmm, I like the idea of someone that is foreign educated, and not someone who came up in the ranks of the corrupt Serbian political party system, working in the Serbian government. I do not know anything about this young man, Krstic, but he will be a breath of fresh air after the ejection of Dinkic. But Serbia is Serbia, and serbian politics is very corrupt, so what this young man can do, and will be allowed to do, shall be seen. There are too many cushy positions throughout Serbian politics and state institutions and companies that will battle any significant change with their lives. After all, they have had a great ride, at the expense of the citizenry, for decades.

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