Former Economy Minister Arrested in Serbia
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Former Minister of Economy Rade Basta has been arrested in Serbia on the orders of the Higher State Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade. He is suspected of damaging the company to the tune of tens of millions of dinars through unjustified donations to sports clubs as the director of the public utility company Belgrade Power Plants.
Former Minister of Economy in Serbia, Rade Basta, has been arrested by order of the High Public Prosecutor's Office in Beograd.Ai for allegedly causing losses in the amount of tens of millions of dinars to the public enterprise “Beogradske elektrane” (Belgrade Power Plants) while serving as its director. Basta allegedly authorized unfunded donations to various sports clubs, including smaller football and basketball clubs, as well as an equestria…
Former Minister of Economy Rade Basta was arrested by order of the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade on suspicion that, while he was the director of the Public Utility Company "Belgrade Elektrana", he damaged that company for several tens of millions of dinars, confirmed to RTS.
Former Minister of Economy Rade Basta was arrested on the orders of the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade on suspicion that, while he was the director of the Public Utility Company 'Beogradske elektrane', he damaged the company by tens of millions of dinars, it was confirmed to RTS.
Ish-ministri i Ekonomisë i Serbisë, Rade Basta, u arrestua me urdhër të Prokurorisë së Lartë Publike në Beograd, nën dyshimin se, gjatë kohës kur drejtonte ndërmarrjen publike komunale sëBeogradske elektrane së, i kishte shkaktuar asaj dëme financia në vlerë prej dhjetëra miliona dinarësh, raporton Radio-Televiti i Serbisë (RTS). Ende nuk ka konfirmim zyrtar nga policia për.....
Former Serbian Economy Minister Rade Basta has been arrested by order of the Supreme Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade on suspicion that, during the time he managed the public enterprise "Belgrade Heating Plants", he financially damaged it by tens of millions of dinars.
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