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A series of attacks by parliamentarians on the non-governmental organization Crta (Center for Research, Transparency and Accountability), which monitors and analyzes the work of the Assembly, continued today in the Serbian Parliament, and there were also attacks on journalists from the KRIK anti-corruption portal.
In today’s session, the head of the parliamentary group “Aleksandar Vučić – For our children”, Aleksandar Martinović, made accusations against the director of the Crta program, Rasa Nedeljkova, and especially against the director of “Crta”, Vukosava Crnjanski, for who stated exactly what settlement he lives in, the apartment and the make of the car he drives.
“Now I ask you, fellow MPs, who are bombarded with lies every day, covering your own wealth with falsehoods: which of you has a hundred square meter apartment in Belgrade and which of you drives a new jeep?” No one is driving, but Rasa Nedeljkov is driving, but Vukosava Crnjanski is driving! “Said Martinović in the Assembly.
He added that the headquarters of the non-governmental organization Crta is in a “villa in Dedinje that can be compared to embassies” and asked citizens and deputies to ask where it is.
Martinovic found information on the site that certain projects of the Line were funded by USAID with 1,200,000 dollars, and said that he calculated that these works “could not have cost that much”, so he asked “where did the million dollars you got from Amer? ” ? “.
He also accused KRIK editor Stevan Dojčinović of “laundering money through the app.”
In a response that lasted several times longer than the allowed two minutes, Martinović responded to SPS deputy Đorđe Milićević, who defended Martinović from the non-governmental sector.
Source: RTS
Milicevic said that Martinovic was misunderstood and that non-governmental organizations were behaving as “representatives of the opposition.”
The president of the session, Elvira Kovač, did not react to Martinović’s speech in the Assembly, but only deducted the time spent from the total time of her parliamentary group.
The initiative of the line “Open Parliament” presented a report last week for violating the parliamentary Code of Conduct, because, as assessed, Martinović “used words that incite hatred and violence in the session”.
