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[00:00:00] needed for that, they were violating the Health Care Law
[00:00:03] in our case, they violated the Capital City Law,
[00:00:07] they violated the Labor Law, more precisely due to
[00:00:11] , as they state, working without funds, debts of about two billion dinars
[00:00:15] and an illegally appointed acting director.
[00:00:18] Responsibility, and moral responsibility, is sought by the Kreni-Promeni movement,
[00:00:22] after, they claimed, on September 28th,
[00:00:25] the mayor attacked their councilwoman Tatjana Mićić,
[00:00:28] inflicting serious bodily injuries on her. They failed the test of human
[00:00:32] responsibility, both SNS, Aleksandar Šapić and
[00:00:35] Aleksandar Vučić. So, it's not a political issue, it's a human
[00:00:38] issue that a person who beat up a woman cannot
[00:00:42] hold the most responsible position in this city. Although
[00:00:45] it certainly is the most important, the attack of the mayor
[00:00:49] on councilwoman Mićić, Natalija Stojmenović from the Green-Left
[00:00:52] Front also believes, is certainly not the only reason for his
[00:00:55] resignation, not just his, but that of the entire,
[00:00:59] as she points out, network of a criminal octopus that at the level
[00:01:02] of the city government consists of SNS and SPS.
[00:01:06] I will remind you that in the previous two years alone, we had
[00:01:09] two negative reports from the State Audit Institution, and when
[00:01:13] you look at the current state of public enterprises, the services
[00:01:17] we receive, it's all completely devastated. These are
[00:01:20] all reasons for not only
[00:01:23] Aleksandar Šapić, but also the entire government at the level of Belgrade
[00:01:27] to step down and call city elections, because,
[00:01:31] yellow tones? In real life, not just on concludes Stojmenović, it is quite clear that SNS in Belgrade no longer has
[00:01:34] support, and even less legitimacy. This is also supported by
[00:01:38] the results of the snap parliamentary elections, where in
[00:01:41] Belgrade the main political opponent of the outgoing government,
[00:01:44] the student list, won 62.9%,
[00:01:48] and SNS 31.6%
[00:01:51] of the votes. Nada Živanović, N1,
[00:01:54] Belgrade.
[00:01:58] A Serbian citizen went missing on Saturday during an ascent of
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[00:02:11] PM. According to the information gathered so far, it is a
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[00:02:17] Mountain rescuers from Bovec and Mojstrana are participating in the search, but
[00:02:21] due to unfavorable weather conditions,
[00:02:25] a helicopter search was not possible, announced the Nova Gorica
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[00:02:32] at an altitude of 2,130 meters
[00:02:35] found belongings and that during the terrain
[00:02:38] inspection, they noticed footprints in the snow that
[00:02:41] descend to an altitude of about 1,900 meters
[00:02:45] where the wind erased them. The search for
[00:02:48] the missing hiker
[00:02:50] continues.
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[00:10:15] Good evening, today is November 1st, today marks
[00:10:19] two years since the collapse of the canopy and
[00:10:23] since the day when 6 people remained
[00:10:27] under the canopy. Today in Novi
[00:10:30] Sad, a commemorative gathering was held
[00:10:33] by student and citizen organizations. What's new
[00:10:36] is that this time it was broadcast
[00:10:40] by public services, and everything else is old. So, it's old
[00:10:44] that not a single trial
[00:10:47] has begun. So, three
[00:10:51] prosecutor's offices are leading the process, there's no trial.
[00:10:55] Is there any real expectation that
[00:10:58] the victory of the student list will lead to
[00:11:01] people,
[00:11:04] families and victims and citizens getting
[00:11:07] justice? Is there uh something that
[00:11:11] the prosecutor's office can do, that the courts can do, so that
[00:11:15] they don't wait for the formal formation of a new government?
[00:11:19] Tonight we are discussing this, and tonight on Utisak
[00:11:22] nedelje, uh three people. for
[00:11:25] whom we can freely say
[00:11:29] and no one can say, here are some
[00:11:33] victory to speak up. For a minimum of 14
[00:11:37] years these people have been speaking
[00:11:39] and they were not afraid for
[00:11:43] their careers, nor for their lives, nor for their
[00:11:46] families. They testified about everything that was illegal
[00:11:49] and I had the impression that it was important that
[00:11:53] they appear tonight. Tonight on Utisak nedelje, Ognjan Radonić, good
[00:11:57] evening, good evening, professor of the Faculty of Philosophy in Belgrade
[00:12:00] and member of the inquiry, independent inquiry
[00:12:04] commission for investigating responsibility for
[00:12:07] the collapse of the canopy and author of the book together with
[00:12:11] Professor Vlado Obradović, Professor
[00:12:14] of FON, uh under a quite terrifying
[00:12:18] name "Dossier Canopy: From Envelope to
[00:12:21] Grave". Thank you, Ognjan, for being here tonight. Thank you for the invitation.
[00:12:25] Vida Petrović Škero, uh,
[00:12:28] former, uh, president of the Supreme Court of Serbia
[00:12:31] and also a member of this same
[00:12:34] independent commission for investigating responsibility for the collapse of the canopy,
[00:12:38] thank you very much for being here today, Vuk
[00:12:41] Cvijić, journalist
[00:12:44] of Radar, uh, I believe, Vuk,
[00:12:47] that many people thank you, uh,
[00:12:51] not only these days, but for years past, thank you for
[00:12:54] your... the fight continues and thank you for the invitation, and here we will
[00:12:58] uh take a break
[00:19:15] evening. So tonight we are discussing what
[00:19:18] the prosecutor's office and courts can
[00:19:22] do, so that it doesn't look like revenge,
[00:19:26] nor political retaliation, but
[00:19:28] exclusively like legal and professional
[00:19:31] action before the formal government is constituted,
[00:19:34] uh, I said a few
[00:19:38] minutes ago that I don't know where to start and now I know,
[00:19:41] we will start with what is new, Vuk,
[00:19:45] today from your pen in Radar again, first
[00:19:49] this morning came the information that
[00:19:52] Marko Kričak, head of the Criminal
[00:19:56] Police Directorate, was arrested,
[00:19:59] what's the name of this other person, that's
[00:20:02] the deputy director for criminal police, his subordinate,
[00:20:06] the two of them wrote the criminal complaint for
[00:20:09] the Senjak case and
[00:20:13] now they have been called to account, that case
[00:20:16] was very, shall I say, unusually conducted,
[00:20:20] first it was the accused Veselin Milić,
[00:20:23] then, uh, the head of the Belgrade police,
[00:20:27] assistant director, but nothing came of it
[00:20:31] and they obviously failed to do something, but it seems to me
[00:20:34] that the prosecution, it's important to say which... started now
[00:20:38] with the arrest of Kričak, led the same
[00:20:41] procedure, but that's the prosecution that for all these
[00:20:45] years, especially since Nejan
[00:20:49] many complaints from students, citizens
[00:20:53] for beatings, precisely by the unit that he led,
[00:20:56] beatings that were carried out by the unit that Marko
[00:21:00] Kričak led, that's the protection unit, there are
[00:21:03] recordings, there are testimonies, I even
[00:21:06] saw them personally beating some people
[00:21:10] in front of the Faculty of Law, arresting them, arresting students and
[00:21:13] professors, then the police
[00:21:16] violated the autonomy of the university, which had not been
[00:21:20] done since the Nazis occupied
[00:21:23] Belgrade. So Vučić's uniformed thugs
[00:21:26] and Hitler's Nazis and
[00:21:29] now this is some kind of half-solution, because we only
[00:21:33] have, uh, that
[00:21:36] suspicion that he beat, among
[00:21:39] other things, and fabricated evidence against Milić, but that he beat
[00:21:43] the accused in that, uh, in
[00:21:46] that proceeding, the owner, just for the viewers who are not
[00:21:50] following, so, he was arrested based on
[00:21:53] the complaint of lawyer Veselin Minić,
[00:21:57] for exceeding authority, torture, and
[00:22:00] so on, against Veselin Nić. This arrest
[00:22:03] has nothing to do with torture of students, with
[00:22:07] events in the garage and so on, nothing nothing, absolutely nothing to do with
[00:22:10] Nikolina who reported him for threatening rape,
[00:22:14] absolutely nothing, it has only to do
[00:22:17] because that complaint states how... who
[00:22:21] recognized him, the accused
[00:22:24] owner of that restaurant, and named him,
[00:22:27] and I published that statement in Radar
[00:22:30] where he names that among other things, Kričak
[00:22:33] beat him while he was being interrogated, there's that
[00:22:37] part, but it's all related to the Senjak
[00:22:40] restaurant, they didn't go back into the past at all, as if
[00:22:43] prosecutor Stefanović in a way wanted
[00:22:47] to show the incoming government that he didn't really
[00:22:50] cross these outgoing ones, not going into
[00:22:54] that part of Kričak's
[00:22:56] career that actually started everything in the security
[00:23:00] service from a car service, that's how the progressives
[00:23:03] brought him in, and
[00:23:07] seven years of that career, seven years of suspicion for beating
[00:23:11] people, uh, the head of the prosecutor's office emphasized
[00:23:14] in the statement in his address to the public
[00:23:18] today that... "this arrest has nothing to do
[00:23:21] with the election results,
[00:23:25] whether it has to do with it or not, it seems to me you already
[00:23:28] answered me, but whether it does or not, did
[00:23:32] it surprise you this morning,
[00:23:35] well, in a way it did, because
[00:23:38] I didn't expect maybe some other prosecutor's office to
[00:23:42] react, where there were
[00:23:44] also signs of, shall I say,
[00:23:48] disagreement with..." this outgoing regime
[00:23:52] of Aleksandar Vučić, they showed signs of life that they would
[00:23:55] react sooner, rather than this very prosecutor's office that
[00:23:58] distinguished itself the most by its obedience, in that
[00:24:01] way it surprised me, but not really
[00:24:04] that Kriček was arrested and not the first.
[00:24:07] I think it would have been more elegant for him to resign
[00:24:10] immediately. I see that it seems to me that
[00:24:14] many from the security sector should do
[00:24:17] that now, that will be an alleviating circumstance for them... it might
[00:24:20] accelerate what happened to Kričak. I'm especially
[00:24:24] thinking of the director of BIA, Orlić,
[00:24:27] and
[00:24:30] the head of the military VBA,
[00:24:33] military security service. I think
[00:24:37] they are in the most
[00:24:40] precise sense servants of the
[00:24:44] regime. What is your impression?
[00:24:47] Uh, did it surprise you? This news
[00:24:50] this morning.
[00:24:53] The news has been surprising me for a week now,
[00:24:55] because it pleasantly surprises me, because
[00:24:59] something is constantly happening for a week. I didn't expect it to
[00:25:02] happen so quickly. I expected it when the government, the assembly,
[00:25:06] then the government, would be constituted, but
[00:25:08] the judiciary has nothing to do with the government, and this is
[00:25:12] something that in that sense pleasantly
[00:25:16] surprised me that something happened, however, I also have
[00:25:20] another thing, another thing in mind, why it happened, it has
[00:25:24] obviously become a small recipe for the behavior
[00:25:28] of prosecutors who were very, very, in my opinion,
[00:25:31] unprofessional. If you are unprofessional, then
[00:25:35] you show that you are incompetent, because you apply the law poorly, even
[00:25:39] when you know how to do it, it becomes
[00:25:41] unprofessional. If Zagorka Dolovac,
[00:25:45] the republican prosecutor, for a year or so does nothing
[00:25:49] regarding the control of the prosecution, now when
[00:25:52] there is an electoral change, we still don't have
[00:25:56] the constitution of another government, then
[00:25:59] it's a delayed reaction. It's good that it happened,
[00:26:03] but it's a delayed reaction. When now this second, the second
[00:26:06] mandatory instruction was given for the prosecution
[00:26:09] to check whether evidence is being tampered with or not,
[00:26:13] then she did it on time, but she did it now
[00:26:17] and I think it's also a consequence of these elections,
[00:26:20] and I think the prosecutor of the Higher Public
[00:26:24] Prosecutor's Office, I think nothing can happen to that
[00:26:27] prosecutor's office, and there are many solid prosecutors there, good
[00:26:30] prosecutors, but it cannot happen without his consent.
[00:26:34] He will stop, he will quickly change the prosecutor in which department
[00:26:37] he will be, he will change the case, give it to another
[00:26:40] prosecutor, and I think this happened, uh, in
[00:26:43] that, uh, desire, "See, I am
[00:26:47] professional and independent, I react," and here, to be fair, for
[00:26:51] a case that will not point to something
[00:26:54] serious, but it is very important that
[00:26:58] what Vuk wrote appeared.
[00:27:02] About that torture that he, that was his way
[00:27:05] of behaving, when a police officer
[00:27:08] performs torture, that is such a gross violation
[00:27:12] of human rights, torture is one of the absolute
[00:27:15] rare, absolute rights of citizens,
[00:27:18] which cannot be carried out in any case, torture must not be carried out against
[00:27:22] a citizen even when you catch someone who claimed to have
[00:27:26] planted a bomb and the entire police fell on their heads
[00:27:30] to find out if there's a bomb, is there no bomb? "It's false, it's not false,"
[00:27:33] and even then, torture must not be carried out, there is no justification for it,
[00:27:37] absolutely, first of all, and now we have,
[00:27:40] excuse me, we have just established that
[00:27:43] that police official, at one of
[00:27:46] the highest levels, has a manner of torturing.
[00:27:50] But here, I'm following up, so one
[00:27:53] of the demands of the student list was the immediate
[00:27:57] dismissal of all police officers who carried out
[00:27:59] torture, uh Marko Kričak
[00:28:02] is in first place.
[00:28:06] Now what's happening, so he he was arrested
[00:28:10] and remanded in custody for 48
[00:28:14] hours, if after those
[00:28:17] 48 hours he is released, uh, does
[00:28:20] he uh return to his workplace,
[00:28:23] yes, yes, so he hasn't actually
[00:28:27] been dismissed by this, nothing has happened, no, if he stays
[00:28:31] 48 hours." nothing will happen, but
[00:28:35] there are also those internal organs in
[00:28:37] the police, here he
[00:28:41] was brought in, so there are some not founded, but grounds
[00:28:44] for suspicion and he was detained, uh,
[00:28:47] so he was detained because, among other things, he uh committed
[00:28:51] torture against some people in that, that cafe
[00:28:54] tavern, I don't know exactly what it is,
[00:28:57] we have uh, so criminal
[00:28:59] charges and a procedure which still... "hasn't entered,
[00:29:03] hasn't developed yet, but based on the criminal
[00:29:06] complaint of students that he committed
[00:29:09] torture and he personally committed
[00:29:12] torture and in his documentation, in his
[00:29:16] professional file that he was prone
[00:29:19] to violence, torture, well, that means that
[00:29:23] the whole system, the whole institution must start
[00:29:26] something, some activity, initiate
[00:29:29] proceedings, so that if he doesn't want to himself..."
[00:29:32] resign, because resigning is a personal act,
[00:29:36] if he doesn't want to show that he has even a speck of morality,
[00:29:40] then they can do it earlier and as it would be said
[00:29:43] always for him to have mitigating circumstances, I don't consider
[00:29:47] torture to be any mitigating
[00:29:50] circumstance for anyone, absolutely right, there are no mitigating
[00:29:54] circumstances in my opinion, that's my opinion, of course I deal with those rights
[00:29:57] in court, it can be and now it
[00:30:01] must, something else can be initiated, let's hope it
[00:30:05] will, Professor Radinić, so what we currently
[00:30:08] have as reality is that the student list is
[00:30:12] still not formally in power, they don't have executive power
[00:30:16] and all they can do is
[00:30:20] call for resignations as a moral act, uh,
[00:30:24] is there a reason to expect that these people
[00:30:27] about whom both Vuk and Mrs.
[00:30:31] Škero thus... say that they have that morality and will therefore
[00:30:35] resign, well, no, that cannot
[00:30:39] be expected, because these are people who formally work
[00:30:42] for the state in state bodies and are actually
[00:30:46] an integral part of that criminal environment
[00:30:48] and
[00:30:51] what I think can stabilize this system
[00:30:55] in such a way as to, let's say, absorb those blows and what we...