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Periskopi(5 years ago)
(5 years ago)“Tabloides exist everywhere in the world, but only in Serbia, the state has its own pictures”, so it starts the text for the media situation in Serbia, “Danas”, one of the few professional newspapers there. This text says that Serbia's president, Aleksandar Vuciq, is editor-in-chief of all the pictures in Serbia and that these pictures that [...]
In this text, Serbia's president, Aleksandar Vuciq, is said to be editor-in-chief of all pictures in Serbia, and that these pictures since 2012 have not written a single critic since Vuciq's coming to power. Exception does, in a few cases, “Kurir”, until landlord Alexander Rodiq agreed with Vucinqi.
“Informer, Serbian Telegrafi, Kurri de Alo are the most influential pro-regulation behind the images and work of Alexander Vuciqi, and who attack anyone who criticises his policy without refraining from lying, insults and slander. In some cases, attacks on the dissidents of the president of Serbia have even become powerful campaigners that have turned them into boats, risking their lives. Opposition leaders have been named as “farters of the” hellfire plans “for the president's murder, they are preparing murders, and journalists foreign mercenaries, tycoons, traitors”, said in this article in Dana, broadcast the Express newspaper.
The target is said to be the person who appears in public with such stories and repeats them at least once a week on TV or Happy Tv is the owner and editor-in-chief of “Informer”, Dragan Vucicivq.
“Danas” has contacted the same to ask if he has ever published any critical text about Vuciqi, he has said he has done it several times.
Your sick hate will kill you. Contact Djilas for a loan. He will give”, Vuciviq told “Danas” journalist Katarina Zivanovic.
However, “Danas” recalls to memory the fact that Vucivik previously had a negative opinion of Vuciqi until 2012, when he became deputy prime minister.
“We have found no critical text for Vuciqi in these media, and Serbian Telegrafi editor-in-chief Milan Landevic has not responded to our calls and messages with questions about when Vuciqi was criticised once. A few hours later, a journalist from this picture has teleffoned Danas' editor-in-chief, Drzea Petrovic “when it was the last time you criticised Djilas, in what text”. We have answered that question by sending a link published in Danas where he is criticized. Alo Editor-in-Chief Vasilije Popovic never wanted to talk about when he was criticized by Vuciqi”, writes back in Dana's article.
