Serbian List Officials Full of Banks

Both former ministers dismissed by Prime Minister Haradinaj and MPs of this Serb minority party have declared homes, residences, lands, expensive cars.

But what's obvious is that most of Srpaska's officials have thousands of euros stored in the bank, where one of them has over 100,000 euros stored in one of the banks, writes Reporter.

Dalibor Jevtic, former Minister for Community and Return, has declared two houses, one worth 120 thousand euros and the other 200 thousand euros (one from houses on behalf of his wife). Also, two tablets in common value of 97 thousand euros in personal name and another in the woman's name worth 15 thousand euros.

He declared a car called “Fiat 500” that he valued 8 thousand euros and recorded in the name of his wife.

He in his statement has indicated that he has 1,000 euros in cash in cash at least 1 % shares in Telekom Serbia.

Ivan Teodjevic, former Minister of Management and Local Power, has declared family home 120m2 euros worth 60 thousand euros on behalf of his parent.

It owns a car worth 8,500 euros bought in 2008, while the money declared in the bank has only 1,000 euros.

Nenad Rikalo, former Agriculture Minister, has declared only a loan worth 10,000 euros, which he is forced to repay within three years. He didn't declare any other property, so neither property, house, car or bank-guarded money.

Goran Rakic, recently elected chairman of Northern Mitrovica (head of the Serbian List) has declared three residences worth a total of 95 thousand euros on behalf of the parent and a land worth 350 thousand euros in the parent's name as well.

A car worth 10,000 euros, which it says bought in 2007 (joined), while having 50 thousand euros of cash stored in the bank in Belgrade.

Igor Simic, MP, has declared residence worth 15 thousand euros and 4.449 euros worth of money saved in the bank.

While it has a loan worth 11.583 euros to pay off by 31 January 2020.

Miljana Nikolic, MP, has declared 56m2 residence in its name worth 30,000 euros and two other residences on behalf of the parent in common worth 57 thousand euros.

He owns a private Peugeot 308 car worth 6 thousand euros he bought in 2017, and another has declared it in the name of a parent worth 3 thousand euros.

The cash stored in the bank is less than 32.287 euros.

Jasmina Zivkovic, MP, has declared business objects 180m2, worth 100,000 euros. owns a car worth 10,000 euros bought in 2015.

He has not declared having cash ready, while he has a loan to pay for 3.831 euros.

Jelena Bontic, MP, has declared residence 39.50 m2 worth 20,000 euros and a car worth 5 thousand euros.

The cash stored in the bana has declared nothing less than 76,676 euros, while there are two loans worth 10,000 euros to pay off.

Sasa Milosavljevic, MP, has declared two houses worth 170 thousand euros in common, an 114m2 weekend worth 150 thousand euros on behalf of the parent and land in personal name worth 250 thousand euros.

While he has declared he owns two cars, one worth 18 thousand euros and the other worth 9 thousand euros.

Money ready has declared only 1.474 euros, while it says it will pay off a loan worth 12,000 euros.

Slavko Simic, MP, has declared a car worth 70,000 euros bought in 2015.

There are bank-guards of no less than 59,679 euros, while it has not declared any houses, apartments or property.

Srdjan Mitrovic, MP, has declared home 180m2 euros worth of 90 thousand euros and land worth 250,000 euros.

He has declared a car worth 4 thousand euros, and two tractors, one worth 16,500 euros and the other, worth 14,500 euros.

This MP has mostly saved money in the bank. According to personal statement, there are precisely 101.212 euros stored in the bank, while another 38,000 euros is kept in common.

But this MP has the largest loan, exactly 65 thousand euros to repay.

Verica Ceranic, MP, has declared residence worth 25 thousand euros and another residence but has not set the price, as well as land worth 42 thousand euros.

The Audi A6 car is worth 4 thousand euros, and it has 20,374 euros stored in bank, while it has loans to pay off 8.918 euros.

Zoran Mojsilovic, MP, has declared he owns two flats worth 64 thousand euros, a car worth 9.400 euros.

Saving money has 15 thousand euros, and the loan to pay is 10.37 euros.