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The Belgrade initiative "Do not give up Belgrade" today invites Deputy Mayor of Belgrade, Goran Vesic, to publish analyzes or research on which he concludes that the city from Belgrade has invested several times in the lighting of the New Year
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In response to the statement of Vesic in the Novosti Vecernje that Belgrade will allocate 300 million additional dinars for the purchase and renewal of the New Year's lighting, the initiative cost nearly 500 million dinars in this type of decorative lighting and that "costs have increased exponentially year by year."
"Costs have gone from about three million in 2014 to 204 million in 2017. This year, the costs will increase to 340 million dinars, a record amount that will bring the total New Year's emissions of the last four years to about 800 million dinars. "
In the Initiative, they also believe that the lighting of the New Year bought" Does nothing for the city budget ", that every year it becomes more expensive," get through calls "fixed offers", cause unreasonably high electricity costs, and "it is installed in some places seriously threaten the traffic." [19659004] The statement states that they are the director YUTA Aleksandar Seničič , the economist Ljubomir Madžar and Zlatko Minić of Transparency Serbia have publicly denied the link between the number of tourists and income made with the lighting of the New Year.
They recall that the municipal administration denied Vesić's allegations regarding New Year's holiday 130,000 tourists and that the city gained 30 million dinars, and again found that the deputy mayor calls for non-existent analyzes, "when he talked about ghg transfer tion and expenditure "
Initiative We do not give up Belgrade is against JP" Street Lighting "and officials of the municipal administration and director of the company" Keep Light ", which has received offers for New Year 's lighting, filed criminal charges for denomination public procurement for 2016 and 2017, as well as criminal charges for the purchase of fir which cost 10 million dinars, but the l'; charge dismissed all criminal charges.
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