Press: Rottweiler attack, Fiat investment

After a two-day break the newspapers are back in business, and lead with stories about a fatal dog attack and announced investments into Serbia's car industry. ALO—"[Man] Lets Rottweiler bite neighbor to death", is about an incident near Smederevo when a 49-year-old was allegedly mauled to death by a neighbor's dog – the neighbor then disposed of the body by throwing it in a well. Press: Rottweiler attack, Fiat investment The voting is a week away, but the parties have only five days left for campaigning :"First thing after elections, coffee with Kostunica", says the leader of the Socialists (SPS), Ivica Dacic. "Tadic and Djelic threatened with Radic", says the tabloid as it reports about the offensive posters seen in Belgrade yesterday. BLIC—"Fiat invests EUR 1.2bn", the paper says, as it ups the figure of EUR 700mn a cooperation memorandum signed earlier this week said the Italian carmaker would invest in Serbia. CeSID researched "the structure of the voting body in Serbia", and found that "Optimists vote for DS, rich people for DSS". "Rottweiler kills man, owner throws body in well", more on the tragic incident near Smederevo in eastern Serbia. VECRENJE NOVOSTI—"Fiat awakens Kragujevac", also looks at the memorandum, that for the most part pertains to investments for the faltering Kragujevac-based Zastava car manufacturer. Meanwhile, "Djerdap 3 built by Russians", the headline says, as the daily brings the news about a new hydro power plant on the Danube. "Haradinaj in court again", says that the Hague Prosecution has appealed the acquittal of Ramush Haradinaj, and would like to see the former KLA warlord in the dock again. GAZETA—"Dog slaughters, owner throws body in well!", the tabloid leads with the grisly story. "Pen goes to museum!", it also claims. The pen is question is that used by Bozidar Djelic to sign the Stabilization and Association Agreement (SAA). GLAS JAVNOSTI—"Whose trump is Lavrov?", wonders the newspaper on the front page, as it reports about the SAA signing and the Russian reaction. "UNMIK provokes Serbs", says that some election material sent to Kosovo ahead of the May 11 voting was briefly confiscated by UNMIK. U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice is quoted: "We'll prevent Kosovo's partition". DANAS—"Prosecution gathers evidence", says the liberal daily. The report is about the posters in Belgrade yesterday which had "enemies of state" printed across the images of Boris Tadic and Bozidar Djelic. "Italian investment awaits new government", is the newspaper's take on the Fiat memorandum. Dragan Sutanovac of the Democratic Party (DS) is interviewed: "DS will win majority with ethnic minorities". KURIR—"Naked Biljana Srbljanovic", the tabloid says, as it prints photos of the Liberal-Democrats (LDP) Belgrade mayor hopeful, taken from a film she appeared in. "What did they sign", says that the SAA also binds Serbia to import genetically modified food. POLITIKA—Outgoing PM Vojislav Kostunica, who is also the leader of the Democratic Party of Serbia (DSS) is interviewed on the front page: "Agreement with EU is attempt at deceit" – excepts from the interview can be found here. "Fiat returns to Zastava", says another headline. "Hague Prosecuting seeks Haradinaj case retrial", is about the appeal filed yesterday. PRESS—"Horrible crime!", the tabloid says of the Rottweiler incident. "Toma, Voja and Djilas favorites", says that while the Radicals (SRS) and the Democratic Party of Serbia (DSS) look set to win the parliamentary vote next weekend, the mayor of Belgrade may easily come from the ranks of the Democrats (DS).

Press: Rottweiler attack, Fiat investment

The voting is a week away, but the parties have only five days left for campaigning :"First thing after elections, coffee with Koštunica", says the leader of the Socialists (SPS), Ivica Dačić.

"Tadić and Đelić threatened with Radić", says the tabloid as it reports about the offensive posters seen in Belgrade yesterday.

BLIC—"Fiat invests EUR 1.2bn", the paper says, as it ups the figure of EUR 700mn a cooperation memorandum signed earlier this week said the Italian carmaker would invest in Serbia.

CeSID researched "the structure of the voting body in Serbia", and found that "Optimists vote for DS, rich people for DSS".

"Rottweiler kills man, owner throws body in well", more on the tragic incident near Smederevo in eastern Serbia.

VEČRENJE NOVOSTI—"Fiat awakens Kragujevac", also looks at the memorandum, that for the most part pertains to investments for the faltering Kragujevac-based Zastava car manufacturer.

Meanwhile, "Đerdap 3 built by Russians", the headline says, as the daily brings the news about a new hydro power plant on the Danube.

"Haradinaj in court again", says that the Hague Prosecution has appealed the acquittal of Ramush Haradinaj, and would like to see the former KLA warlord in the dock again.

GAZETA—"Dog slaughters, owner throws body in well!", the tabloid leads with the grisly story.

"Pen goes to museum!", it also claims. The pen is question is that used by Božidar Đelić to sign the Stabilization and Association Agreement (SAA).

GLAS JAVNOSTI—"Whose trump is Lavrov?", wonders the newspaper on the front page, as it reports about the SAA signing and the Russian reaction.

"UNMIK provokes Serbs", says that some election material sent to Kosovo ahead of the May 11 voting was briefly confiscated by UNMIK.

U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice is quoted: "We'll prevent Kosovo's partition".

DANAS—"Prosecution gathers evidence", says the liberal daily. The report is about the posters in Belgrade yesterday which had "enemies of state" printed across the images of Boris Tadić and Božidar Đelić.

"Italian investment awaits new government", is the newspaper's take on the Fiat memorandum.

Dragan Šutanovac of the Democratic Party (DS) is interviewed: "DS will win majority with ethnic minorities".

KURIR—"Naked Biljana Srbljanović", the tabloid says, as it prints photos of the Liberal-Democrats (LDP) Belgrade mayor hopeful, taken from a film she appeared in.

"What did they sign", says that the SAA also binds Serbia to import genetically modified food.

POLITIKA—Outgoing PM Vojislav Koštunica, who is also the leader of the Democratic Party of Serbia (DSS) is interviewed on the front page: "Agreement with EU is attempt at deceit" – excepts from the interview can be found here.

"Fiat returns to Zastava", says another headline.

"Hague Prosecuting seeks Haradinaj case retrial", is about the appeal filed yesterday.

PRESS—"Horrible crime!", the tabloid says of the Rottweiler incident.

"Toma, Voja and Đilas favorites", says that while the Radicals (SRS) and the Democratic Party of Serbia (DSS) look set to win the parliamentary vote next weekend, the mayor of Belgrade may easily come from the ranks of the Democrats (DS).