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The money of the citizens of Serbia is in the pockets of brothers Brnabić and Kisić and in the pockets of others close to the government, Vice President of the Freedom and Justice Party, Marinika Tepić, said today.
Photo: Screenshot / Facebook / Marinika Tepić“In the midst of the pandemic of July 17, 2020, Sinisa Mali from the Finance Ministry awarded 313 million to the brother of Prime Minister Brnabic and his company Aseko,” Tepic said.
He also pointed out that on April 17 this year, the Ministry of Labor allocated 692 million dinars to the Aseko company, and in July, during the crisis, another 25 million euros to the Aseko company from our money, “he said.
He noted that the Ministry of State Administration and Local Autonomy and Branko Ružić, as well as the Ministry of Commerce and Tourism, also participated in that.
The most interesting, as she said, is the example of the contract of the Ministry of Health, which she signed with the Kisić family.
As Tepic pointed out, the contract was signed for 53 million with Telekom, which it shared with the company Nites, in which the director is Tepavcevic, brother of Darija Kisic.
In addition, he said then that the Pension and Disability Insurance Fund, on whose behalf one of the best friends of Serbian President Danilo Vučić’s son, Relja Ognjanović, signed the contract, awarded Telekom 329 million dinars in June 2020.
“The subject of these contracts is mainly IT jobs,” Tepic added.
He pointed out that that is why there is no money for citizens and to help all those who need it.
Tepic announced a new speech in front of Telecom next week.
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