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Ova individua bi, elementarne pristojnosti radi, trebalo da se zavuce u misju rupu.
Nema nikakve eksterne kontrole nad Agencijom za privatizaciju. Zakoni su koruptivni i dozvoljavaju sumnjivim "investitorima" kupovinu firmi na 6 rata. Nakon isplacene prve, zakon im dozvoljava da rasprodaju imovinu preduzeca, sto su oni marljivo i cinili, zaradjujuci velike svote novca, a onda odbijali da plate ostatak duga drzavi, koja je tada ponistavala privatizaciju, ali je dobijala bezvredne,prazne skoljke od firmi.
Evo inserta iz istrazivanja u kojem ambasadro EU u Srbiji Vensan Dezer podseca da je u junu prosle godine EU trazila od Srbije da ispita 20 visoko koruptivnih privatizacija, kao i da 3-5% bruto domaceg proizvoda Srbije potice iz aktivnosti pranja novca.
"In June last year, the EU demanded Serbia re-examine 20 deals suspected of either involving high-level corruption or of failing to comply to privatisation rules.
To sweeten the pill, however, the Serbian government also received in July a €2.2m EU grant to help the state more effectively combat money laundering.
Vincent Deger, the EU ambassador to Serbia, notes that countries in transition to capitalist economies are at greater risk of money laundering because of the privatisation process, but warned the situation was of particular concern in the Balkans.
“Three to five per cent of the gross domestic product is from money laundering activities [in Serbia]. It’s a high risk… it threatens the smooth functionality of the economy and affects the whole of society,” he says.
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