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REC determined the final number of voters in the elections
The Republic Election Commission (REC) made a decision today on determining the final number of voters in Serbia
Photo: Tanjug/Jadranka IlićThe ten-year contract worth 692 million euros foresees that the private company hires 2.200 people for the constant supervision and control of citizens, according to Popović.
After the parapolice the mayor of Belgrade, Aleksandar Šapić decided to form a paramilitary that will cost the citizens of Belgrade almost 70 million euros per year, she said Mila Popović, President of the Belgrade Committee of the Freedom and Justice Party and Member of Parliament.
"It was not enough for him that he founded the security of the city of Belgrade and assigned a job that was declared a state secret." to the private company "Atlas Security" instead, he decided now for an "integrated safe system". Please note that this poses a serious security risk. Also, let's not forget that two weeks ago, the National Assembly adopted a law allowing private security companies to carry automatic weapons," added Popović.
Popović stated that all this will be implemented through a ten-year public-private partnership worth 81 billion dinars - 692 million euros.
"In this work, the source of an unprecedented risk is the fact that the project foresees that the private partner chooses, hires and organizes about 2.200 people himself, who would also perform "stage patrols"! In practice, this means constant supervision and control of citizens - by private companies, outside of any institutional responsibility. Those people are supposed to "increase the safety" of children in schools, kindergartens and other public facilities? And who are they? Batinaši from Ćaciland, "fans" they sent to Riga or "passengers" from Tivat," adds Popović.
Source: Nova.rs
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