Kosovo Serbs receive 1 million, 450 thousand Euros per day from Belgrade

Serbia says that every day for Serbian citizens in Kosovo from its budget provides 867 thousand euros, Koha.net broadcasts.

Even according to the quote that Berodard's portal makes Serbia's president Aleksandar Vuciq from Belgrade for Kosovo Serbs every day ranges from 1.45m euros.

This money, he says, says, is also given to keep public, Serbian companies alive, calling it a portal that even takes examples of three such companies, however accurate, that they, since 1999, exist only in a non-stop, since they have no locals and no jobs.

There are 20 such public companies, but there are only three of them in this writing.

For example, at the address of the “Lenini” pn, there once existed the public residential company for the needs of Pristina citizens. This road is now called “Bill Clinton” For Serbian power the road is still “Lenin” and there is the NPB. Company workers are now located in Gracanica. They don't have a residential fund to take care of, but they get a full salary from Serbia.

Pristina Airport has been rebuilt, and by 2010 it bears the name Adem Jashari, who is a terrorist for Belgrade and a hero for Pristina. That same year, the airport was awarded to the Turkish consortium ʹ French, with which the 20-year contract was signed,

For the government in Belgrade, reality is another HINA Pristina Airport still today is in the power of Serbian public companies that still exist. .

Neither is the public company for showing films and organising manifestations important to Pristina, but it is not there but in Gracanica and that until May of this year there has been no cinema hall. This hall has now opened at the House of Culture in Gracanica.

Serbia's president Aleksandar Vuciq has spoken about problems with public companies:

We pay thousands who are not in Kosovo in some public enterprise. We're not able to clean up the lists because each time you have revolution”.

Part of the tools are provided directly from the budget and others from various state institutions and public companies that advance to Serbia. For example, Kosovo's thermal power plant is part of Serbia's NP of Ectroeconomics, with more than 1,000 employees working for Serbia, making a budgetary burden for years now.

The public university in Pristina has been located in Mitrovica since 1999.

The so-called parallel municipalities of Kosovo cities operate throughout Serbia.