THE UNSEEN MIRACLE IN SERBIA: He receives 7,000 dinars in social assistance and HAS NOTHING TO EAT, yet he paid 650,000 dinars to a political party fund!

Love towards a political party does not have a price, and how far it can go, is excellently exemplified by the citizens of Serbia who receive social assistance, and  that miserable amount they pay into the accounts of political parties to which they belong to or love. They state actually gives them money, helps them, and they  help the party, which would amount under "give you, you give me."

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By controlling the flow of money to the parties, it was found that people who receive social assistance donated to political party accounts as much as 1.5 million, to the Progressives,Socialists and URS.

Foto: Marko Todorović

Among the donors, stands a man who throughout the last year received 94,649 dinars (more than 7,800 dinars per month), and paid a whopping 650,000 dinars to the account of SPS! In translation, he donated six times more than he received in social assistance.

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Throughout the year, 21 people paid donations to the SNS account, a total of 806,000 dinars, the smallest donation was 6,000, and the remaining 20 per 40,000 dinars. Among Progressives there are those who have received the famous 8,000 dinars, and paid 40,000 for the party.

Foto: Milena Đorđević

URS, Mladjan Dinkic received a nice cut from the social donations. The party tha evaporated after the election, received 80,000 dinars from a "poor" donor, and that donor receives social assistance at the annual level of 51,000 dinars.

(Telegraf.co.yu / Večernje novosti)