Centar za istraživačko novinarstvo (CIN)
06.2.2007
A misguided bureaucratic attempt to win a 30-day break in paying the construction bill has stalled construction of a road in Konjic for months.
One year before the end of his mandate, David Upcher, Head of the Special Department for Organized Crime, is leaving his position. Or is he?
Voters in October discounted suspicions of corruption and abuse of office in SBK Canton and elected five of nine candidates even though they had been targeted in a Federation Financial Police report.
CIN and NYU speakers show Pristina students how to plan and execute investigative reporting projects
The 21 officials Financial Police of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina identified in a 2003 report on public corruption in SBK Canton and listed in order of position and severity of suspected offenses. Nine are candidates for office on Oct. 1.
Newspaper reports that tax officials will crack down on importers trying to pay less in import taxes by artificially lowering the value of the products they are bringing in
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