Independent MP: Vucic Erases Boundary between State and Mafia

Milos Parandilovic (BETAPHOTO/AMIR HAMZAGIC)

Serbia’s independent Member of Parliament, Milos Parandilovic, said on Oct. 25 that President Aleksandar Vucic had erased the boundary between the state and mafia, and that in Serbia, everything was for sale.

Parandilovic said to BETA that Vucic would be responsible for, as he put it, the plunder and crime of unprecedented scope in the history of Serbia. “Vucic has built a cartel, which now rules Serbia. Everything is for sale here, and the only goal is to secure millions in profit for the ruling clan,” the Serbian MP has warned, adding that the “corrupt yes-men” holding public offices were clearly expected to remain loyal to “their owner.”

Speaking about the situation in Kosovo and Metohija, Parandilovic said that the Serbs in Kosovo were the victims of Aleksandar Vucic’s erroneous policy.

“Vucic has erased the boundary between the state and mafia, and the consequences of his rule are terrible. The Serbs in Kosovo were the spoils that went to a famous criminal politician, Milan Radoicic, who exposed them to horrible terror. Our people in Kosovo and Metohija fear for their lives and property. The Serbs in Kosovo have no one to ask for help, they can only choose between (Kosovo Prime Minister) Kurti’s occupation and Radoicic’s,” Parandilovic said.