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[00:00:19] Good afternoon, this is N1 news at 4 PM, I am Ivana
[00:00:22] Terzić, here is a review of the unimportant events
[00:00:24] of the day.
[00:00:29] Davor Macura has been detained by order of the Prosecutor's Office
[00:00:32] for Organized Crime, Tok announced that three people were arrested in
[00:00:36] connection with the withdrawal of money, after a search
[00:00:39] of Alta Bank that lasted since Saturday and was declared
[00:00:42] bankrupt.
[00:00:45] Hearings continue in connection with the Senjak case and the arrest
[00:00:48] of the Head of the Criminal Police Directorate, Marko
[00:00:50] Kričak.
[00:00:53] The Usame Zukurlić List, Movement for Unification, managed
[00:00:57] to enter parliament and will have one parliamentary seat after
[00:01:01] yesterday's repeat parliamentary elections,
[00:01:04] receiving the most votes in
[00:01:05] Aleksinac.
[00:01:11] The owner of Alta Bank, over which bankruptcy has been declared,
[00:01:15] has been arrested. In addition to Davor Macura, two other responsible persons
[00:01:18] from that bank have also been arrested. Banking
[00:01:21] operations in this bank have been suspended, clients
[00:01:27] essentially, their funds have not been able to withdraw money since Saturday. Nenad Nešić is following this story. Nenad,
[00:01:31] what is the latest information you have about Macura's arrest, and about
[00:01:34] the developments concerning Alta
[00:01:35] Bank?
[00:01:41] Ivana, that information comes primarily from the statement of the Public Prosecutor's Office for
[00:01:45] Organized Crime, so, as you said, three arrested
[00:01:49] individuals: the owner of Alta Bank and businessman, close to
[00:01:52] SNS, Davor Macura, but also two other individuals who were
[00:01:56] actually in charge of treasury and cash management
[00:02:00] at Alta Bank, initials GM and
[00:02:02] IP. As you also said, they have been detained,
[00:02:06] or rather, remanded for up to 48 hours,
[00:02:09] and actually, it's about the sum of 45
[00:02:12] billion dinars or a little over 380
[00:02:16] million euros. As the Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime
[00:02:19] explains, Macura, with the help of these two individuals,
[00:02:23] I will repeat the initials once more, GM and IP, entered the
[00:02:27] treasury, with their permission, given that these are the people
[00:02:30] who had the cards for unlocking the treasury. So, whether
[00:02:34] they handed their cards to Macura or he entered the treasury
[00:02:38] in their presence, in any case, that amount of money I already
[00:02:41] mentioned was taken out, and that's why
[00:02:45] Macura is suspected of the criminal offense of abuse
[00:02:48] of position by a responsible person, while these other two individuals
[00:02:52] are, in this case, accomplices, or in a way,
[00:02:55] assistants in the commission of that criminal offense. I will briefly recall
[00:02:59] a short genesis, if I can put it that way. The Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime first
[00:03:03] spoke out on October 27th, two days after
[00:03:05] the elections concluded. At that time, it requested intervention from the National Bank
[00:03:09] of Serbia, which is responsible for all banks in this country, regarding the
[00:03:12] situation in Alta Bank. After that, as we know,
[00:03:15] on Saturday,
[00:03:18] practically Friday night into Saturday, during the night, the National Bank
[00:03:22] of Serbia announced that Alta Bank's operating license had been revoked,
[00:03:25] and already on Saturday morning,
[00:03:29] at... Alta Bank, the police appeared. So,
[00:03:32] that search, both of Alta Bank's premises
[00:03:35] and the residential space where Davor Macura lives, actually
[00:03:39] lasted for more than one day, specifically October 31st
[00:03:42] and November 1st, and it eventually concluded with
[00:03:46] the arrest of Davor Macura. What does the Spahović Law
[00:03:50] Office, which will represent Macura in this case, say?
[00:03:53] They say that their client will appear before the prosecutor tomorrow,
[00:03:57] so on Tuesday after 12 o'clock. So, that is
[00:04:01] the latest information. They also add,
[00:04:04] in this situation, according to them, Macura cooperated
[00:04:07] with law enforcement, meaning he did not plan to flee, nor
[00:04:11] was he being pursued. This is what this office told some
[00:04:15] other media, given, as they say, that various headlines appeared
[00:04:18] in the media, that he, according to them, did cooperate with
[00:04:22] law enforcement. Here's what the law office told N1
[00:04:25] television:
[00:04:27] He is being charged with abuse of position
[00:04:31] as a responsible person in that bank,
[00:04:34] and he will be brought before the competent prosecutor
[00:04:38] tomorrow, as we were told, in the afternoon, so after 12
[00:04:41] o'clock. The Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime is competent,
[00:04:45] given that the investigation is ongoing. I
[00:04:48] would not like to provide any further
[00:04:52] information. It's not that I'm
[00:04:55] hiding anything, but that's just
[00:04:57] the procedure.
[00:05:03] So, Alta Bank is officially in bankruptcy. The bank is operating
[00:05:06] at this moment, as it has been throughout the entire day, or rather, since
[00:05:10] Saturday morning. The police are on duty in front of the bank.
[00:05:13] In the morning, we were also at this location, and we saw police officers with long
[00:05:17] guns. At this moment, there is only one police vehicle parked
[00:05:20] in front of the bank entrance. We could also see
[00:05:24] people, clients of the bank, who were coming and trying to
[00:05:28] get some information about their money. That is very important
[00:05:31] information at this moment. So, the bank is operating. Therefore, all those who are
[00:05:35] clients of this bank, whether they are individuals or legal entities, must
[00:05:39] wait for the decision of the Deposit Insurance Agency. As
[00:05:42] is known, everyone will be paid up to
[00:05:45] 50,000 euros. Those clients who hold
[00:05:48] a larger amount of money in this bank than that
[00:05:52] will have to wait for the further procedure, and that procedure concerns
[00:05:56] the sale of bankruptcy assets, and only
[00:05:59] from that mass will funds be recovered. Of course,
[00:06:03] there is a possibility that there will not be enough money in that
[00:06:06] bankruptcy estate to cover the debt to those who had
[00:06:10] much more money in this bank. Now, it remains to be seen what the reaction
[00:06:14] will be in that regard, primarily from the state, as it is not legal
[00:06:17] for it to be compensated from the budget of the Republic of Serbia, but it is not excluded
[00:06:21] that this might also happen, meaning that this could be one of the
[00:06:25] scenarios. So, the advice to citizens at this moment, or rather, primarily
[00:06:28] to clients – we know that in Alta Bank,
[00:06:32] the most numerous clients were primarily public enterprises and local self-governments,
[00:06:35] then a huge number of Russian citizens, both individuals and legal
[00:06:39] entities, but of course, also citizens of Serbia – is to
[00:06:43] wait. In the next few days, the Deposit Insurance Agency should
[00:06:46] make an announcement. Coming to the bank itself, any branch, is futile,
[00:06:50] because the bank, I repeat once again, is operating and as of today, it is officially in
[00:06:54] bankruptcy. Ivana, thank you,
[00:06:57] Nenad, for this information. You heard N1 reporter Nenad
[00:07:00] Nešić. After the National Bank of Serbia revoked Alta Bank's
[00:07:04] operating license, there is a procedure for further action, explains Dejan
[00:07:08] Gavrilović from the Efektiva association for N1,
[00:07:11] stating that Alta Bank cannot pay out any deposits.
[00:07:15] The Deposit Insurance Agency takes over
[00:07:18] this job, which will designate a bank that will be the payer.
[00:07:21] The Public Utility Company Informatika Novi Sad also
[00:07:25] informed users that the company's account at Alta Bank is no longer
[00:07:28] active and that as of October 31st, payments for housing and utility
[00:07:32] services should be made to a new account
[00:07:34] number.
[00:07:36] It was announced that today the commercial court should issue
[00:07:40] a decision on bankruptcy, so then... The Deposit
[00:07:43] Insurance Agency has three days to
[00:07:46] inform depositors which bank
[00:07:49] and what dynamics and so on, so to give them instructions for
[00:07:52] deposit payouts. Then after that, it has seven
[00:07:56] days for the payout of those deposits. Now, whether
[00:08:00] that will be the case, we'll see. What is perhaps
[00:08:03] debatable, perhaps not, perhaps we will get that information these
[00:08:07] days. We immediately sent an email to the Deposit Insurance Agency
[00:08:10] on Saturday morning. "We asked them what the
[00:08:14] fund is, what is the amount of money they have in
[00:08:17] the fund for paying out depositors,
[00:08:21] what is the total amount, do they know what the total
[00:08:24] amount is that they will have to pay out? We have not received an answer
[00:08:28] until this moment. So, the money is paid out first from that fund. If
[00:08:32] there is no money in the fund, then the Deposit
[00:08:36] Insurance Agency must seek help from the budget of the Republic
[00:08:39] of Serbia.
[00:08:42] The Financial Times also writes about Alta Bank. They state
[00:08:45] that the National Bank of Serbia revoked the operating license of Alta Bank, which, as
[00:08:49] the newspaper writes, is used by Russians and is under
[00:08:52] international scrutiny due to suspicions of money laundering. The Belgrade
[00:08:56] Stock Exchange also decided today to temporarily suspend Alta Bank's access
[00:09:00] rights to the Stock Exchange's
[00:09:02] trading system.
[00:09:04] The director of the Center for Local Self-Government, Nikola Jovanović, called on
[00:09:08] the competent authorities to investigate how businessman Davor
[00:09:11] Macura, owner of Alta Bank, acquired 35 hectares
[00:09:15] of construction land in New Belgrade on the former site of
[00:09:18] the giant IMT.
[00:09:21] Jovanović emphasizes that everything happened just before the amendment of the law
[00:09:25] on planning and construction, which abolished the obligation to pay for the conversion
[00:09:29] of the right to use the associated land into ownership rights over construction
[00:09:32] land at full market price. Macura, says Jovanović,
[00:09:36] acquired ownership of 35 hectares
[00:09:39] of the most attractive construction land, whose estimated
[00:09:42] market value amounted to about 480 million
[00:09:46] euros.
[00:09:48] The public should receive information about when the National Bank
[00:09:52] received information about Alta Bank's operations, what steps it
[00:09:56] took, and what steps are yet to come, states Professor
[00:09:59] Goran Radosavljević from NAFEF for N1. He also explains
[00:10:03] how this situation with that bank came about,
[00:10:06] which was otherwise close to the former regime. So,
[00:10:10] when, hypothetically, you have a large amount of money that you don't know
[00:10:13] what to do with, because you're extracting it from the budget through rigged public procurements –
[00:10:17] I mean people working in the state, which will be discussed in the coming
[00:10:20] weeks and months – you have to invest that money somewhere at some point, and then you need
[00:10:24] a bank. A bank is the simplest way to invest that money.
[00:10:27] The rise of the bank actually
[00:10:31] showed that the bank started investing in the region overnight, and we
[00:10:34] see it in Montenegro and Macedonia and in some
[00:10:37] other places. Then, at the same time, it's not enough just to be
[00:10:41] solvent, you need to be liquid. So the state then came up with the idea to transfer
[00:10:45] the operations of public enterprises there, so we started
[00:10:48] paying for electricity, utilities, and communal
[00:10:51] services. A large number of private companies also transferred
[00:10:55] their payment traffic there for reasons known only to them.
[00:10:58] So, on the one hand, they had good liquidity, and I assume
[00:11:02] that since nothing threatened that liquidity, at least not until that
[00:11:05] last moment, the reason is not liquidity, but the reason is that
[00:11:09] someone started withdrawing those large amounts of money, which will probably prove to be true,
[00:11:13] and that the bank was threatened with insolvency. It might be liquid in the short term,
[00:11:16] but it cannot pay its obligations
[00:11:20] in the medium term. So we can only assume that
[00:11:23] the bank served for various investment
[00:11:26] schemes. In the meantime, the bank became the owner
[00:11:30] of a retail chain, which is another source of
[00:11:33] great liquidity and cash through which a large
[00:11:36] amount of cash passes and from which a large amount of cash comes. And
[00:11:40] I think one of the important points now is,
[00:11:44] I also read this morning that some investment funds invested and
[00:11:48] held funds there. They are now
[00:11:52] will be frozen, and their unit value will
[00:11:55] fall, and so on and so forth. The key
[00:11:58] now is to analyze and try
[00:12:01] to minimize the damage. Some
[00:12:05] damage will certainly
[00:12:06] occur.
[00:12:11] The head of the Service for Combating Organized Crime, SB Pok,
[00:12:14] Marko Zafirović, as well as the deputy head of the Criminal Police Administration,
[00:12:18] Nevenko Marić, were summoned as citizens for
[00:12:22] an informative interview with the police regarding the Senjak case. Marko
[00:12:25] Zafirović, according to Nova RS portal's source, received a summons for
[00:12:29] an informative interview by order of the special department for suppressing corruption of the Higher
[00:12:33] Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade. On the other hand, also by order
[00:12:37] of the special department for suppressing corruption of the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office,
[00:12:40] the deputy head of the Criminal Police Directorate Nevenko Marić was also summoned
[00:12:44] for an informative interview, RTS reports. Marić is
[00:12:47] the former head of the Novi Sad
[00:12:48] police.
[00:12:51] Predrag Petrović from the Belgrade Center for Security Policy
[00:12:55] told N1 that people currently in leadership positions
[00:12:58] in the security sector cannot be trusted because they came to power on
[00:13:02] a, as he states, super-loyalist
[00:13:05] wave, proving their loyalty by being willing to act
[00:13:09] in accordance with political
[00:13:11] will. The consequences of this are that
[00:13:15] the ball of yarn has started to unravel, that people
[00:13:19] who were collaborators of super-loyalists until yesterday
[00:13:22] are forced to them. because they simply
[00:13:26] saw that that game, that system
[00:13:28] of informal power, that it started to
[00:13:32] fragment, that it started to tear, to
[00:13:35] fall apart. Now we just need to persevere in
[00:13:38] that, but it is important, of course, to know that this
[00:13:42] is just the beginning, that we should not relax.
[00:13:46] There are people who have left
[00:13:48] the security sector and people who have been pushed aside, marginalized
[00:13:52] in that sector and who
[00:13:55] can really take over the leadership
[00:13:58] of that security apparatus,
[00:14:01] and that needs to happen if we really want
[00:14:04] to do something in reform. So, that must be done
[00:14:08] right away, to appoint new
[00:14:11] leaders from top to bottom who would then be
[00:14:15] the engine of change. So, people of integrity, professionals who
[00:14:18] would strictly ensure that the law is applied
[00:14:22] in such a way, creating an environment that would practically
[00:14:25] act de facto as a lustration towards those who came
[00:14:28] there to break the law, to use their badge as
[00:14:32] a cover for their
[00:14:33] affairs.
[00:14:38] The Republic Election Commission has 96 hours to
[00:14:41] announce the final results of the elections after the repeated
[00:14:45] elections, and after that, the deadlines for the constitution
[00:14:48] of the new convocation of the National Assembly begin. Yesterday,
[00:14:51] repeated voting was held at 53 polling stations in Serbia
[00:14:55] for the snap parliamentary elections, and they, as
[00:14:58] Crta announced, brought a change in the distribution of mandates compared to
[00:15:02] the projection of the Republic Election Commission after the elections on October
[00:15:05] 25th. Namely, the list of Usame Zukorlić, Movement for
[00:15:09] Unification, managed to enter parliament and will have one
[00:15:12] parliamentary seat. The student list, "Students Win," will have,
[00:15:16] according to Crta's estimate, one mandate less, a total of
[00:15:19] 140. The Serbian Progressive Party, according to Crta's data, will have
[00:15:23] 103 parliamentary seats, and two mandates for the Alliance of Vojvodina
[00:15:26] Hungarians, the Albanian Coalition, Rasim Ljajić, and
[00:15:29] SDA Sandžaka. The turnout was 44.9%.
[00:15:32] 44,9%.
[00:15:36] What's interesting is that the list of Usame Zukurlić, Movement for Unification,
[00:15:39] is the third strongest in the repeated elections at six polling stations in
[00:15:43] Aleksinac. Why is this case so
[00:15:47] interesting? Since 1990, when multi-party
[00:15:51] elections were introduced in Serbia, no Bosniak minority party
[00:15:54] has ever received a single vote in that place. So,
[00:15:58] in the last elections, there were zero votes, right?
[00:16:02] In these repeated elections, 53 votes
[00:16:05] for this Bosniak party.
[00:16:08] Why do we suspect there were problems? For the simple
[00:16:11] reason that Bosniaks needed a very
[00:16:14] small number of votes to win, around 150
[00:16:17] votes, for their second representative to enter
[00:16:21] parliament. Where could they do that? Only in places where elections were being repeated.
[00:16:25] Where were elections repeated the most? In the municipality of Aleksinac. And what did
[00:16:28] they use? They used the opportunity
[00:16:32] to find a mechanism in one village to
[00:16:35] win 53 votes. We have the following information: that
[00:16:39] certain people in that village cruised around
[00:16:42] all day, offering two, three, four, or 5,000
[00:16:46] dinars for a vote, and in such a way, meaning they
[00:16:50] met certain people, offered them money. These are all
[00:16:54] unverified stories so far that we received
[00:16:57] from people on the ground who, for security reasons,
[00:17:01] are not willing to give such testimony to the
[00:17:04] police as well. The Basic Public Prosecutor's Office in Aleksinac
[00:17:07] announced that it has opened a case regarding social media posts
[00:17:11] about alleged vote buying at a polling station in the village
[00:17:14] of Glogovica, in the context of the electoral
[00:17:17] list Usame Zukurlić Movement for Unification winning a parliamentary mandate.
[00:17:20] Member of the Republic Election Commission David Krstić said
[00:17:24] that they had received information from citizens who were
[00:17:27] reporting suspicious activities at polling stations in the southeast
[00:17:30] of Serbia.
[00:17:33] What is interesting and what needs to be analyzed in the coming days
[00:17:36] are the numbers of votes that list
[00:17:39] won, for example, in Aleksinac or Majdanpek,
[00:17:43] where, for example, in the elections on October 25th, it had not a single vote.
[00:17:47] So, that's something interesting that can and should be the subject
[00:17:51] of analysis. In any case, they did win that one mandate and will be in
[00:17:54] the convocation of the next parliament.
[00:17:58] Four people have been arrested for suspected vote selling and buying
[00:18:02] for the Aleksandar Vučić United Serbia list, the Higher
[00:18:06] Public Prosecutor's Office in Novi Sad announced. Three people admitted
[00:18:09] to the prosecutor's office that they bought votes for the SNS, that they
[00:18:12] received 6,000 RSD to circle number one in the elections
[00:18:16] on October 25th. It is suspected that the suspect
[00:18:19] K.A. received from suspect M.J. a sum of
[00:18:23] 30,000 RSD, of which he kept 6,000 RSD
[00:18:27] for himself as compensation for his vote for
[00:18:30] list number one. More
[00:18:32] arrests on similar grounds: six people were arrested by order of the special
[00:18:36] department for combating corruption of the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Novi Sad on
[00:18:40] suspicion that they enabled citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina to
[00:18:43] register residence in Mali Zvornik in exchange for voting
[00:18:47] in the elections, the prosecutor's
[00:18:49] office announced.
[00:18:52] Jugoslav Gašić, a candidate on the student list and assistant professor at
[00:18:55] the Faculty of Medicine in Kosovska Mitrovica, told N1 that
[00:18:59] the student list will not have political cooperation with the Serbian
[00:19:02] List, which should represent the interests of Serbs from
[00:19:05] Kosovo. "This is a new political reality,
[00:19:09] the Serbian List is going through those phases, psychological
[00:19:13] phases of accepting defeat, where
[00:19:16] in the first phase they were
[00:19:19] surprised, where they didn't, it took them six days to acknowledge
[00:19:23] what happened. Their second phase is anger and
[00:19:26] frustration, which they are now exhibiting. That phase will
[00:19:30] pass, they will enter the bargaining phase, the depression
[00:19:34] phase, and finally the acceptance of election results." "We
[00:19:37] stand by our position that there will be no political
[00:19:41] cooperation with the Serbian List. They
[00:19:44] de facto have a certain institutional position,
[00:19:48] but that institutional position will not be
[00:19:50] protection for potential violations of the law,
[00:19:54] endangering freedoms,
[00:19:56] uh, bringing the Serbian people in Kosovo and Metohija into
[00:20:00] this kind of situation. Definitely,
[00:20:03] what their former..."
[00:20:07] and supreme leader, and now just
[00:20:11] a defeated citizen said,
[00:20:14] uh, they will be brought to justice,
[00:20:17] uh, they can absolutely
[00:20:20] continue, of course, to function in that
[00:20:23] system. Uh, it's hard for me to
[00:20:26] believe that they will now be able to
[00:20:30] truly engage in what they were elected to do, to be
[00:20:33] representatives of the Serbian people in that system, when...
[00:20:37] They haven't done that until now, but
[00:20:40] all our attention and focus will now be
[00:20:43] directed at
[00:20:44] them.
[00:20:52] Today the weather is cloudy and cold, and what it will be like tomorrow our
[00:20:55] meteorologist Sara Botić knows. The first days
[00:20:59] of November bring cold, rainy weather. On high mountains
[00:21:03] today we also expect snow, from Thursday the precipitation will
[00:21:06] stop. The cyclone that is over Italy and the Balkan
[00:21:10] Peninsula brings us true autumn weather. Over our
[00:21:14] area, cold and humid air persists, so
[00:21:17] cloudy weather with precipitation will be in the coming
[00:21:21] in Serbia on Tuesday will be cloudy and cold, with occasional rain. On
[00:21:24] high mountains, we also expect light snowfall.
[00:21:28] Wind will be light to moderate, predominantly northern. In the morning
[00:21:31] hours, it will be very cold and foggy, with minimum temperatures between
[00:21:35] five and eight degrees Celsius, and the highest temperature
[00:21:38] tomorrow will be from 7 to 12, in Belgrade in the warmest part of the day
[00:21:42] around 10 degrees Celsius. On Wednesday,
[00:21:44] it remains cloudy and cold with rain and snow on high
[00:21:48] mountains. From Thursday, then,
[00:21:50] a gradual cessation of precipitation, from Friday and partial
[00:21:53] clearing. Mornings will be cold, with light frost in places,
[00:21:57] daytime temperatures mostly around 10
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[00:28:29] I am Milan Stojanović, watch N1.
[00:28:34] I want to inform you that based on
[00:28:36] a sample
[00:28:39] stratified, so it is
[00:28:42] clear that we lost these elections, the student-blocker
[00:28:46] list won,
[00:28:47] what are the impressions,
[00:28:57] well it means freedom,
[00:29:00] free, let's see... land how
[00:29:03] do we know how to preserve
[00:29:05] it,
[00:29:13] we won't make any more statements, let me
[00:29:14] kiss you,
[00:29:17] they thanked us for timely
[00:29:19] information all these years, especially
[00:29:23] during the protests that lasted the last two years
[00:29:27] in Serbia, tonight we celebrate victory, from tomorrow we build
[00:29:30] the future, great support for our. "television tonight from all
[00:29:33] gathered citizens, as they admitted now, many were
[00:29:37] worried, but they say, not anymore,
[00:29:40] so, that's one of the messages we're sending here from
[00:29:43] the student list headquarters.
[00:30:23] Good afternoon, welcome to Dan Uživo, I'm Tanja Veselinović, these are the main
[00:30:26] topics of today's afternoon
[00:30:28] program.
[00:30:31] The owner of Alta Bank, Dav. Macura, was detained on the order
[00:30:34] of the prosecutor's office for organized crime. Tok announced that
[00:30:38] three people were arrested in connection with the removal of
[00:30:41] money. We will talk about Alta Bank live with Professor
[00:30:44] of the Faculty of Economics, Đorđe
[00:30:46] Đukić.
[00:30:49] Hearings continued in connection with the Senjak case and the arrest of the head
[00:30:53] of the Criminal Police Directorate, Marko Kričak. Today's guest on Dan Uživo is journalist Miloš
[00:30:57] Želazić.