Srbijagas CEO Dušan Bajatović said that an increase in gas prices would be economically justifiable, but that it depends on the political will of the state. “It is clear that the price of gas must increase, but there does not have to be an increase in prices,†he explained to daily Dnevnik.
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WAZ-owned daily didn’t go to press
June 26th, 2010 |
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WAZ-owned Novi Sad daily Dnevnik did not go to press on Saturday, and its internet site has not been working since Friday night. According to sources of the Beta news agency, the reason that Dnevnik, the oldest Serbian-language daily in Vojvodina, did not come out on Saturday is because the workers of the printing factory have not been paid their wages.
Opinion poll on Srebrenica resolution
February 3rd, 2010 |
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The declaration with which parliament would condemn the Srebrenica crimes is supported by 20.6 percent of Serbia’s citizens. However, 46.2 percent would support the adoption of one all-inclusive resolution, Novi Sad daily Dnevnik writes.
N. Sad daily workers on hunger strike
October 28th, 2009 |
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A number of workers employed by Novi Sad newspaper Dnevnik’s Å tamparija (printing) and Dnevnik Holding company have announced a hunger strike for tomorrow. The strike will be organized in protest over several months’ worth of unpaid salaries.
N. Sad daily workers on hunger strike
October 28th, 2009 |
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A number of workers employed by Novi Sad newspaper Dnevnik’s Å tamparija (printing) and Dnevnik Holding company have announced a hunger strike for tomorrow. The strike will be organized in protest over several months’ worth of unpaid salaries.
Speaker: Statute on agenda in fall
July 28th, 2009 |
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Parliament Speaker Slavica Äukić-Dejanović said that the timing for introducing the Vojvodina statute to the agenda depends exclusively on the government. She told Novi Sad daily Dnevnik said that she was prepared to have the parliament work during the summer because of the draft statute, but an accompanying law on jurisdiction did not arrive from the cabinet of Prime Minister Mirko Cvetković.