Corruption erupts in Serbia, Vulin will be dismissed very soon

“The prime minister is listening very carefully and following comments made in public, but she will not make decisions under pressure”, Politika” reported “b92”, Periscopi broadcast.

According to the paper, “unofficial allegations” cited Defence Minister Aleksandar Vulin and Culture Minister Vladan Vukosavljevic as two cabinet members that could be replaced in January.

Vukosavljevic was mentioned even in this context several months ago, the article continued, when a “part of the media” reported that he “should leave now” ♫ because his performance was the unstable “”.

As far as Volin's concerned, he's in the spotlight because the website “CRIC” wrote that he has not yet indicated from which origin the money flowed five years ago where he used it to buy an apartment in Belgrade.

Vulin said 200,000 euros were borrowed from his wife's aunt, who lives in Canada, while “CRIC” said his income didn't cover the value of the apartment and that there was no evidence of the amount mentioned as flowing into the country.

As they said, the Anti-Corruption Agency announced Vulin to the prosecutor on suspicion that he had committed a crime, while the prosecution suspended the procedure two years later.

“Agent kept the secret report, only after a complaint was made to Commissioner Rodoljub Sabic and his intervention, he came to the hands of reporters from “CRIC” and now the public,” wrote KRIK, adding that the prosecution had held the case “in the “drawer for two years because the police ignored their “ ”.

In early July, the Prosecutor of Organised Crime closed the case and announced that there was no evidence that Voulin had committed any crime covered by their jurisdiction. The case was transferred to the First Foundation Prosecution, which was controlling only if Vulin had reported his assets to the Anti-Corruption Agency./Periscopi/