After entering politics, Prime Minister Đuro Mazut almost doubled the value of his property, which is now worth around two and a half million euros, KRIK reveals.
Apart from the villa he bought the day before he became prime minister, the President of the Government of Serbia, Đuro Macut, also has four apartments and a garage in Belgrade, and you can read all the details about it in his profile, which is KRIK published in the politician's property database.
Prime Minister Đuro Macut has property worth around two and a half million euros, according to the estimate of the real estate agency hired by KRIK. He significantly increased his assets right after entering politics - when, as they discovered earlier, he bought a villa on Zvezdara worth around one million euros.
In addition to the villa, Macut owns four more apartments in Belgrade, a garage and a car worth 100.000 euros, reveals KRIK's research as part of the work on the database of politicians' assets. The most expensive apartment, also the largest, is worth slightly more than 500.000 euros, according to the estimate of the real estate agency.
The prime minister also has valuable personal belongings - the BMW X5 car, as well as the Walter pistol, the trophy weapon of the Ministry of the Interior, which he inherited from his father, according to the documents we collected.
His profile in the database also contains information about the criminal complaint that was filed against him and several of his colleagues in 2019, when he was the head of the department at the Clinic for Endocrinology. Due to the death of the patient, the husband of the deceased submitted the application and claims in the application that the doctors did not take the patient's written consent for the risky intervention, even though they were obliged to do so by law. The case reached the Constitutional Court, which has not decided on this application for more than five years.
As they discovered, a criminal complaint was also filed against Macut's wife, Jelica Bjekić Macut, in 2010 on suspicion of falsifying papers, but that complaint was dismissed. The Prime Minister's wife is also an endocrinologist and, apart from KBC Bežanijska kosa, she is also engaged in a private clinic owned by Milica Đurđić, the partner of the Speaker of the Assembly Ana Brnabić.
The prime minister did not want to answer KRIK journalists where he got the money for the villa on Zvezdara, how he bought it just before he took office, and how he knows Tomislav Bogetić, the former director of the public utility company "Beograd put", from whom he bought the villa.
Source: KRIK
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