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share Print The list of Dragan "Palma" Markovic's official positions during his three-decade stampede through the ranks of Serbian politics is long. The 60-year-old is currently a lawmaker in the National Assembly, chairman of the coalition party United Serbia (JS), and city council president of Jagodina, a quaint town 135 kilometers southeast of Belgrade. He was also mayor of Jagodina for eight years until 2012, lifting up its bedraggled postindustrial profile with new trappings of tourism like an artificial waterfall, an aquapark, a zoo, a stadium, and a sprawling shopping center. Markovic ...
Higher Prosecutor’s Office in Jagodina in central Serbia told BIRN that it will examine claims that veteran MP and senior municipal official Dragan ‘Palma’ Markovic was involved in parties at which underage girls were sexually exploited. The vice-president of the opposition Party of Freedom and Justice, Marinika Tepic claimed at a press conference on Monday that “the procurement of women and girls [for sex] is an everyday thing in Jagodina, where Dragan Markovic ‘Palma’ rules”. Markovic, the president of the Jagodina Assembly, denied the accusation, claiming that Tepic is lying...
prime minister viktor orban wants people to earn their keep. the daily commute of up to two hours is considered reasonable. >> near the hungarian village, roma have been working eight hours a day to remove therush from the mouains. if ty refuse, the welfare payments will be cut off. last spring, roma in this village were terrorized by neo nazis. >> we're happy to work. we do not see the sense in this. it grows back. we have to climb many kilometers on foot. we wonder why only roma are given this hard work. not one single hungarian welfare recipient. >> they have received no answer fo...
hungary, you are out of luck. prime minister viktor orban wants people to earn their keep. the daily commute of up to two hours is considered reasonable. >> near the hungarian village, roma have been working eight hours a day to remove the brush from the mountains. if they refuse, the welfare payments will be cut off. last spring, roma in this village were terrorized by neo nazis. >> we're happy to work. we do not see the sense in this. it grows back. we have to climb many kilometers on foot. we wonder why only roma are given this hard work. not one single hungarian welfare recipient...