Serbian state firm paid workers to attend ruling party rallies

An investigation by Serbia's Anti-Corruption Agency (DRI) found that management of state-owned MSK Kikinda paid workers 1,000 dinars each for attending SNS rallies. This is a concrete instance of alleged clientelism and political pressure in a state enterprise, though the company's response and broader pattern remain unclear. It matters as evidence of ruling-party influence over state resources ahead of elections.

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