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[ad_1] News online The | May 12, 2020 5:30 PM | Comments: 0 0 All adult citizens of Serbia, on April 24 of this year, when the state approved a decree on the payment of 100 euros, and who have an active residence in the territory of our country with …

[ad_1] Tanjug The | May 11, 2020 4:37 PM | Comments: 0 0 Pensioners, students and employees whose salary is less than 70,000 dinars will be able to request the use of 400,000 new holiday vouchers in Serbia starting on Wednesday May 13. Retirees, students and employees whose salary is …

[ad_1] One-time assistance to adult citizens no later than June 1 Four days until the opening of the telephone line and the option on the Treasury Internet portal for one-time requests for state aid: 100 euros for all adult citizens. Registration will last from May 15 to June 5 and …

[ad_1] Following Sinisa Mali’s announcement that the state could “buy a plane” for a Serbian-Arab airline In addition to the 30 million euros of damage so far, Air Serbia expects many more losses by the end of the year, so it is not surprising that government representatives are talking to …

[ad_1] Belgrade: In the last quarter of this year, the Serbian economy could come to life if there is no second wave of coronavirus and major consequences. Source: Tanjug Friday May 8, 2020 The | 18:44 -> 19:00 Photo: Depositphotos, shirotie Optimism should be moderate, because the Serbian economy is …

[ad_1] REPORT: By public transport – without controller, without space and without parking space – In the streets of Belgrade since yesterday, everything remains the same, people rush to work, pensioners to the market, the central streets are full of cars and public transport vehicles. 1,059 of them took to …

[ad_1] The “Promenade” shopping center did not start operating today as planned for such facilities after the lifting of the state of emergency, because it did not receive a use permit, writes the information portal No21 Sad 021. Type: BetaMay 08, 2020 18.58 Photo: Beta / Dragan Gojić The date …

[ad_1] On average, global GDP will fall by three percent, with only a few countries registering growth, such as India and China, but its growth will not be the same as it used to be, but much less: between 1 and 2 percent. The projections for Europe are worse than …