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[00:00:00] basic, you know, gas and and basic food, the
[00:00:04] the prices I'm, I'm shopping every you know, basically every
[00:00:07] week, um, and it went from maybe 150,
[00:00:10] 120 to now double that. We're paying like 324 for
[00:00:14] just your basic necessities
[00:00:17] and um, I honestly, I don't know what we're going to do because
[00:00:21] it's all been downhill, you know, um, the
[00:00:24] administration has just taken us to hell,
[00:00:28] and it's unfortunate because administration, local one, or
[00:00:31] national? I mean, Shapiro or
[00:00:35] Donald Trump? No, no, I mean, I feel like Shapiro is
[00:00:38] is doing the best that he can do with, you know, the
[00:00:42] tools that he has been given, um, and
[00:00:45] I feel like we we all work like that, you know, you you can only do as
[00:00:49] much as you have, um, and that, you know, it comes from
[00:00:53] national level, and they have taken so many of the
[00:00:56] resources, um, when it comes to education, when it
[00:01:00] comes to um, you know, like the the local
[00:01:04] municipalities, um, local help with, you
[00:01:07] know, uh, families and uh, programs that have
[00:01:11] been cut immensely, um, you know, housing and and
[00:01:14] food programs. Uh, even in in our local schools, you
[00:01:18] know, we had a program that would feed our children after
[00:01:22] school, and they would come in and that was cut. So our our kids don't even have
[00:01:26] that security anymore, because a lot of our families depend on
[00:01:30] on school, school funding to feed their
[00:01:33] kids. Um, like I have a program at at my school and I
[00:01:37] cook for them, and a lot of them stay after school with me till 6x
[00:01:40] o'clock to um, to make sure that they
[00:01:43] have food when they go home. And understand, and the last
[00:01:47] question, do you think that prices and everything that you are talking about is
[00:01:50] going to affect now votes?
[00:01:53] Midterms, the votes? Oh, definitely. Oh, definitely. I was
[00:01:57] just talking to my husband about, um, you know, he
[00:02:00] said, "Did you vote?" And I said, "No, I'm going to go in person. I'm definitely going to be
[00:02:03] there." Um, I work for the school district Philadelphia, and we have
[00:02:07] off on Tuesday, so I'm going to be there bright and early, making sure my son,
[00:02:11] unfortunately, just turned 18. He can't vote this time, but I will make sure that
[00:02:14] when, you know, as soon as he can, he can vote, 'cause this is
[00:02:18] horrible.
[00:02:22] that he did everything according to the law, that he Trump announces some
[00:02:26] relief, some delays, but it's not enough
[00:02:30] to improve the life of the average citizen in a relatively
[00:02:33] short time and he doesn't focus on that. When he talks
[00:02:36] about the economy, he says everything is great, America is making
[00:02:39] dollars, oil, we export, it's really great for us, however,
[00:02:43] what does the average person say? They say, "I don't see it, diesel costs more
[00:02:47] than ever before, precisely because of that high
[00:02:50] demand, small mistakes, because some companies are making
[00:02:53] money, after all, what do I care?" And in all
[00:02:57] these gatherings, other things are addressed, what... now especially in focus
[00:03:01] is, for example, the relationship with
[00:03:04] the democratic candidate for senator
[00:03:07] in Michigan, that is Abdul El
[00:03:10] Sayed, a man, a doctor who works in public
[00:03:13] healthcare, about whom Trump says: "He is a jihadist,
[00:03:16] he is a terrorist, he will be, if he is elected, the first senator who will
[00:03:20] have to, for example, pass through a metal
[00:03:23] detector to go to work." So, he brings
[00:03:27] it back to faith, to ideology, not what
[00:03:30] reaches the average voter, however, we will see, maybe
[00:03:33] we will be surprised. We are, of course, staying here in Washington, tomorrow
[00:03:37] the situation will be at least a little
[00:03:39] clearer.
[00:03:42] Nina, thank you very much for the report, of course, we are following the entire
[00:03:45] situation, and N1 television is preparing a special
[00:03:49] program tomorrow from 8 p.m. dedicated to
[00:03:52] the American elections for Congress which will last
[00:03:55] throughout the night until the morning
[00:03:58] essentially, these funds of the new day, tracking the results reports. from
[00:04:00] Washington, analyses and discussions with American regional
[00:04:04] interlocutors will connect the global political event with
[00:04:07] its possible consequences for the world, Europe, and also for our
[00:04:10] region. America elects Congress.
[00:04:14] Trump's policy is facing a new test, who will have the majority
[00:04:18] power to pass laws, approve money, oversee
[00:04:21] the president. From Washington, we follow the key moments of the American
[00:04:24] mid-term elections which could determine the political future of the USA.
[00:04:28] We include reporters from experts from Sarajevo and Belgrade,
[00:04:32] while our guests explain the political consequences, from decisions
[00:04:35] in Washington to consequences for Europe and our
[00:04:39] region. What changes does this election night bring and what
[00:04:42] are the results for Donald Trump, we bring live
[00:04:45] from the American capital. American Congressional Elections.
[00:04:49] November 3rd, election night on
[00:04:52] N1.
[00:05:06] The lithium processing plant in Gospić, in which
[00:05:09] 10 million euros were invested, could now remain without... a building
[00:05:13] permit. The Ministry found irregularities in the environmental
[00:05:16] impact assessment procedure, and the final decision on the permit is expected
[00:05:20] next week. More in Katarina Plantak's
[00:05:22] report.
[00:05:24] The factory has been built, millions have been invested, and now it could remain
[00:05:28] without a building permit. A new twist in Gospić.
[00:05:32] The lithium processing plant has not even started operating yet, and according to
[00:05:35] unofficial information, the permit on the basis of which it was
[00:05:39] built will be annulled. And we have
[00:05:41] re-examined. or the procedure that was previously here, and we
[00:05:45] found that there was a wrong legal qualification
[00:05:49] of the intervention, we are aware that this
[00:05:52] happened at a time when the investment
[00:05:55] was already built, that it
[00:05:58] has its additional challenges, but nevertheless, when a wrong
[00:06:02] legal qualification is found which can have an impact on the environment, we are
[00:06:06] obliged to say that and correct
[00:06:10] it. That was our task. In other words, a
[00:06:13] comprehensive environmental impact assessment should have been carried out for the
[00:06:16] factory. Now, the decision on the building permit is awaited, and the civil
[00:06:20] initiative "Gospić is our home" claims that there is no longer any reason
[00:06:24] to wait. It is clear that, according to the Law on General Administrative
[00:06:27] Procedure, the building permit must be
[00:06:30] revoked, given that a building
[00:06:33] permit cannot exist
[00:06:35] without prior preparation of an environmental impact study. Minister
[00:06:39] Vučković says that her ministry is not responsible for... permits,
[00:06:43] we sent an inquiry to the relevant Ministry of Physical
[00:06:46] Planning. The Ministry of Physical Planning, Construction and
[00:06:49] State Property is conducting an oversight of the legality of the work and actions
[00:06:53] of the competent administrative body of the City of Gospić in the procedure of issuing
[00:06:56] a building permit for the construction of a production building,
[00:07:00] a lithium salt processing plant in Smiljan. To the competent administrative
[00:07:04] body of the City of Gospić on July 22 and September 22,
[00:07:08] 2026, an instruction for further action was sent.
[00:07:12] In accordance. with the established factual situation, given that the
[00:07:15] Ministry's oversight is still ongoing, at this stage we are unable
[00:07:19] to provide additional information or prejudge its
[00:07:22] outcome. Upon completion of the oversight, the Ministry will, within
[00:07:26] its competencies, be able to report on the established facts and
[00:07:29] actions taken. Investor Aleksandar Devčić claims
[00:07:35] invested more than 10 million euros in the factory and announces a lawsuit
[00:07:38] if the building permit is annulled. Possible damage, if
[00:07:42] the court rules that the building permit
[00:07:46] was illegally uh, annulled, is 10
[00:07:49] million euros. If it falls on the city of Gospić, I don't know
[00:07:52] where to pay that from, and if it falls on
[00:07:55] the state, again, we taxpayers do that. And according
[00:07:59] to that, the expert services have my unreserved support to
[00:08:02] make decisions in accordance with the law, not based on anyone's
[00:08:06] pressures or anyone's wishes.
[00:08:08] The initiative tells the investor that he is solely
[00:08:12] responsible for the situation, the investor sent
[00:08:15] the first request to the ministry in
[00:08:18] 2023. He then correctly named
[00:08:21] his plant, meaning that it would be a lithium
[00:08:25] processing plant. When he then received the ministry's opinion that his
[00:08:29] project should go for an environmental impact study, he
[00:08:33] gave up on it. He submitted a new request in
[00:08:36] March 2024,
[00:08:39] incorrectly classifying it
[00:08:42] as a plant for melting mineral substances, and
[00:08:46] the investor's actions under scrutiny would put the bridge,
[00:08:49] I think the ministry and the city of Gospić should revoke
[00:08:53] that permit and actually tell the investor
[00:08:56] that it is, first of all, suspicious and unconfirmed
[00:09:00] capital, given that the investors
[00:09:03] were registered in Russia for a long time. Has anyone checked where it comes from, who are
[00:09:07] the real owners and so on. On the other
[00:09:10] hand, it is an industry that has not received permits throughout Europe, so
[00:09:14] the question is how it was then obtained here. There is no official
[00:09:18] decision yet, but Gospić's mayor Darko Milinović
[00:09:21] is already announcing the outcome. It is almost certain that the building permit is
[00:09:25] irrelevant at this
[00:09:28] moment, because the Lithium factory will not, I
[00:09:32] guarantee it, start
[00:09:35] working until it eventually passes an environmental study, regardless
[00:09:39] of the annulment or validity of the building
[00:09:42] permit. The official decision is still awaited, but even if the permit is
[00:09:46] annulled, that doesn't necessarily mean the end of the story about the Gospić Lithium
[00:09:50] factory, because after months of discussions about how the permit was
[00:09:53] even issued, the entire case could move from the ministry
[00:09:57] to the courtroom, along with a multi-million dollar compensation claim.
[00:10:01] Katarina Plantak, N1,
[00:10:03] Zagreb.
[00:10:05] From midnight, new fuel prices come into force. Gasoline remains
[00:10:09] at the same price of 1.69 cents per liter,
[00:10:12] while diesel increases by one cent and will cost 1
[00:10:15] euro and 89 cents. Blue diesel will also be one
[00:10:19] cent more expensive, with its price being
[00:10:21] 1.45 cents per liter. Gas is getting more
[00:10:25] expensive. A kilogram of gas in tanks will cost 1 euro and 87
[00:10:29] cents, in bottles 2.45. New
[00:10:32] prices will be valid for the next seven days, and the government continues to limit maximum
[00:10:36] fuel prices.
[00:10:49] In Serbia, Davor Macura, owner of Alta Bank and
[00:10:52] a businessman, allegedly close to the Serbian Progressive Party
[00:10:55] of Aleksandar Vučić, has been arrested. The arrest comes just
[00:10:59] a few days after the SNS lost the parliamentary
[00:11:02] elections. Macura is suspected of withdrawing money from the
[00:11:05] bank vault, and according to the Organized Crime Prosecutor's Office, Macura
[00:11:09] illegally entered the vault and took out about 45 billion
[00:11:12] dinars, or more than 380 million euros.
[00:11:15] Two employees responsible for cash management allegedly
[00:11:19] enabled him access to the vault. All three have been
[00:11:23] detained for up to 48 hours, followed by questioning
[00:11:26] by the prosecutor's office. Let us remind you, the National Bank of Serbia two days ago
[00:11:30] revoked Alta Bank's operating license due to the deterioration
[00:11:34] of its financial situation.
[00:11:37] The lawyer of Alta Bank owner Davor Macura, Isa Spahović,
[00:11:41] stated that his client is in police custody and is expected
[00:11:45] to be brought before the competent
[00:11:47] prosecutor tomorrow. He is accused
[00:11:51] of abuse of office as a responsible person
[00:11:55] at that bank, and he will be brought
[00:11:58] before the competent prosecutor tomorrow, as we were told
[00:12:02] in the afternoon, after 12 o'clock, the Prosecutor's Office for Organized
[00:12:05] Crime, which is responsible, given that the investigation is ongoing,
[00:12:09] I, I would not want to
[00:12:12] disclose any further information, it's not
[00:12:15] that I'm hiding something, but that's how it is, that's
[00:12:19] how the procedure is.
[00:12:22] We should get information about when the National Bank... found out about
[00:12:25] Alta Bank's operations, what steps it took, and what
[00:12:29] steps are yet to come, says Goran Radosavljević,
[00:12:32] professor at Fefe, for N1. He also explains how
[00:12:36] this situation arose with a bank that is close to the former
[00:12:39] regime. So, hypothetically, when you have a large
[00:12:43] amount of money that you don't know what to do with, because you're extracting it from
[00:12:46] the budget through rigged public procurements, I mean people who work in the state, about
[00:12:50] which will be discussed in the coming weeks and months, you have to invest that money
[00:12:54] somewhere at some point, and then you need a bank. A bank is the easiest way to invest that money.
[00:12:58] The rise of the bank actually showed that the bank started
[00:13:01] investing overnight in the region, and we see it in Montenegro, in
[00:13:05] Macedonia, and in some other places.
[00:13:08] Then, at the same time, it's not enough just to be solvent, you also need to be
[00:13:12] liquid. So, the state decided to transfer the business
[00:13:16] of public enterprises there. So we started paying electricity,
[00:13:19] Infostan, and utility services.
[00:13:22] A large number of private companies also transferred
[00:13:26] their payment transactions there, and for reasons known only to them,
[00:13:29] on the one hand, they had good liquidity, and I assume
[00:13:33] that since nothing threatened that liquidity, at least not until that
[00:13:36] last moment, the reason is not liquidity, but the reason is that
[00:13:40] someone started withdrawing those large amounts of money, which will probably turn out to be
[00:13:43] true, and that the bank was in danger of becoming insolvent, because in the short term, maybe
[00:13:47] it's liquid, but it can't pay its obligations in the medium
[00:13:50] term. So, we can only
[00:13:54] assume that the bank served for various investment
[00:13:57] schemes. The bank, in the meantime, became the owner
[00:14:01] of a retail chain, which is another source of
[00:14:05] great liquidity and cash through which a large
[00:14:08] amount of cash passes and from which a large amount of cash comes. And
[00:14:12] I think that one of the items that is important now,
[00:14:15] I also read this morning that some investment funds invested there and
[00:14:19] held funds, so they are now
[00:14:23] will be frozen and they will be returned. And the value of their units will
[00:14:27] fall and so on and so forth. The key
[00:14:29] now is to analyze and try
[00:14:33] to minimize the damage. Some
[00:14:36] damage will certainly occur.
[00:14:49] Bulgaria has its first female president in history. Iliana Iotova won
[00:14:53] in the second round of the presidential elections, securing
[00:14:56] 57.58% of the votes, while her
[00:14:59] opponent Andrej Gyurov received
[00:15:01] 39.47%. Iotova, a former journalist and
[00:15:05] MEP, is known for her opposition to sending military aid
[00:15:09] to Ukraine and advocating for negotiations with Moscow. She states that peace with
[00:15:13] Russia can only be achieved through negotiations, and during her campaign, she also advocated
[00:15:17] for a meeting of Black Sea countries to stop
[00:15:20] hostilities.
[00:15:24] Mr. Gyurov called me to congratulate me on the victory
[00:15:27] and to tell me that I will be a worthy president who will
[00:15:31] find a dialogue with everyone and that we spoke with
[00:15:35] Bulgarian citizens about what... on their every
[00:15:39] day, we talked about income,
[00:15:42] we talked about peace, we talked about
[00:15:45] the challenges and today they understood
[00:15:49] our message,
[00:15:51] we accept the results, such as we saw them,
[00:15:55] however surprising they may be, between
[00:15:59] exit polls
[00:16:00] and
[00:16:03] parallel counting, ultimately this is
[00:16:06] how Bulgarian citizens voted, for all who
[00:16:10] were part of the campaign, for those who supported us, who believed
[00:16:14] that there is a new path for Bulgaria, I understand that
[00:16:17] this leads to some
[00:16:19] disappointment, but I think that nothing was
[00:16:23] in vain, that the best is yet to come
[00:16:26] and that we created a
[00:16:29] truly good platform upon which
[00:16:32] to build.
[00:16:33] and
[00:23:17] reactions. We are following, Marin, thank you.
[00:23:38] week? We are under the influence of a cyclone
[00:23:42] that is swirling over
[00:23:45] the Mediterranean Sea, south of Italy. This cyclone, with
[00:23:49] its cloudy... system,
[00:23:51] brings unstable weather to us. The warm air
[00:23:55] of the cyclone mixes with cold
[00:23:58] air coming from
[00:24:01] the Siberian plains, so we have cloudy
[00:24:04] weather with rain, locally
[00:24:08] with the appearance of sleet
[00:24:10] and snow.
[00:24:13] Tomorrow, we expect cloudy weather with
[00:24:17] strong winds. up to
[00:24:20] stormy, locally in the Podvalevitsko coast there will be
[00:24:24] hurricane-force gusts, inland it will be cloudy, on the Adriatic there will be
[00:24:27] some sunny periods, with
[00:24:30] cloudy weather inland, there will still be some
[00:24:33] drops of rain, and
[00:24:37] some snowflakes in the mountainous
[00:24:39] regions. Morning air temperatures inland
[00:24:43] will be around 7°C, on
[00:24:46] the Adriatic from 10°C in the northern part of the Adriatic
[00:24:49] to... 14 degrees in the south
[00:24:53] on the islands. The highest daily temperatures will not
[00:24:56] change much in relation to the morning
[00:25:00] temperatures inland, somewhere
[00:25:03] up to 10°C, on the Adriatic the highest daily
[00:25:07] temperatures will be from 13 to
[00:25:10] 19°C in the far south,
[00:25:14] with a bora wind. The further development of the weather
[00:25:17] situation will be under the influence of the movement
[00:25:21] of a large amount of cold air that will flow
[00:25:24] east of our regions, and with us
[00:25:27] the weather will gradually stabilize from
[00:25:31] Wednesday onwards, we will again enter a shallow,
[00:25:34] warm wave that is currently
[00:25:38] located from Spain and extends over
[00:25:42] Great Britain, it will move and reach
[00:25:45] our regions. Air temperatures
[00:25:48] for the first three days of this week will be
[00:25:52] generally with small amplitude, so the
[00:25:56] maximum, daily maximums will be around 11,
[00:25:59] minimum temperatures around 7, 8
[00:26:02] degrees, after that from Wednesday
[00:26:05] there will be a change in weather with
[00:26:08] clearer nights, so the air temperature
[00:26:12] will drop significantly and we can have
[00:26:15] frost in places from Thursday and Friday
[00:26:18] onwards. On the Adriatic throughout the entire period of next
[00:26:22] week Bura wind, air temperatures
[00:26:25] will be stable from the beginning until Thursday
[00:26:29] Wednesday, Thursday with small
[00:26:33] daily amplitudes between 15 and
[00:26:37] 11 degrees, and from Thursday onwards with more
[00:26:40] sun, air temperatures will again have large
[00:26:44] amplitudes, daily temperatures will be somewhere around 16 to
[00:26:47] 18 degrees, night temperatures will drop to
[00:26:51] 10° Celsius, but the Bura wind throughout
[00:26:54] this period. In short, this
[00:26:58] week we expect until Wednesday cloudy with rain and
[00:27:02] cool weather, and from Thursday stabilization
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