State auditor files reports over misspending
Source: Beta
BELGRADE -- The State Audit Institution (DRI) has filed a number of misdemeanor and criminal reports against ministers, ambassadors, mayors and other public servants.
Beta is reporting that the institution charges them over irregularities in 2011 budget spending.
The agency posted a statement on its website (www.dri.rs) reading that it had moved for misdemeanor proceedings in 193 cases, and filed 28 economic offense reports and eight criminal reports.
The reports name 319 persons in irregularities the auditors found in financial reports for 2011 from these budget beneficiaries.
According to the website, the criminal reports were filed against the mayors of Požarevac, Užice, and Vranje, and against the heads of the local municipalities of Bački Petrovac and Pirot.
Misdemeanor proceedings were mounted against seven Serbian ambassadors who served in Belgium, Italy, Greece, France, Russia, and Montenegro: Radomir Diklić, Sanda Raškovic-Ivić, Dragan Županjevac, Dušan Bataković, Jelica Kurjak, and Zoran Lutovac, respectively.
Misdemeanor proceedings were also initiated against Belgrade's City Waste Management CEO Aleksandar Stamenković, Elektrovojvodina power company director Tihomir Simić, natural resort Mokra Gora Director Emir Kusturica, Srbijagas natural gas distributor director Dušan Bajatović, Belgrade city transport service GSP head Mileta Radojević and Kostolac thermal power plant and coal mine director Dragan Jovanović.
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BELGRADE --
The Serbian parliament adopted on Wednesday the amendments to the law on public notaries that postponed the implementation of the law by another year.
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PRIŠTINA --
Kosovo PM Hashim Thaci has asked the U.S. to back his stance that a community of Serb municipalities should not have executive authority.
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BELGRADE -- Serbian Interior Minister Ivica Dačić has signed a memorandum of understanding in the field of internal affairs with his Hungarian and Austrian counterparts.
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LUANDA -- Serbia’s First Deputy PM and Defense Minister Aleksandar Vučić met with Angolan President Jose Eduardo Dos Santos in Luanda on Wednesday.
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BELGRADE -- Former EU Integration Office Director Tanja Miščević is a serious candidate for the key negotiator in Serbia's EU accession talks, daily Danas writes.
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BELGRADE -- The European Council will make a decision on Serbia’s date for the start of the accession talks based on two reports, daily Blic writes.
