SIPA revealed corruption and crime to the tune of around 3 million KM
State Investigation and Protection Agency (SIPA) has filed criminal reports with prosecutors regarding financial crime worth around 3 million KM. SIPA press release cites 38 reports in the first six months of this year against 169 individuals, 20 firms and one unknown person.
[:hr]Tužilaštvo i odbrana Zorana Ćopića iznijeli završne riječi
[:hr]Oko 27.000 KM koštao sat vremena rada federalnih parlamentaraca
[:hr]Podignute optužnice protiv tri osobe zbog krivotvorenja novca
[:hr]Federalne institucije bez pozitivnog mišljenja revizora
Privileges for Kaldera: the Governments Guarantees Trade in Power Before the Power Stations Are Built
Hidroelektrane of Bistrica is behind schedule building small hydropower stations on the Bistrica and Janjina rivers in East Bosnia and its Laktaši-based majority owner…
[:hr]U FBiH privatizacija u zastoju
[:hr]Popovo polje a.d. Trebinje posluje sa gubitkom od milion maraka
Struggle in Court between State and New Owner of Kučević’s Criminal Proceedings
The Cantonal court in Tuzla upheld Asmir Fazlić’s appeal after the Land Registry Office in Živinice had stopped the buyer from registering the property in his name. Fazlić bought the contested property from Tasim Kučević, sentenced to 12 years in prison on charges of organizing prostitution and human trafficking, at the end of March 2010.