Severna Makedonija i luksuzni stanovi Gruevskog: Vraćanje pravde ili cirkus?
Severna Makedonija je digla prašinu stavljajući na prodaju tri luksuzna stana bivšeg premijera Nikole Gruevskog, vredna čak 2,4 miliona evra! Da, dobro ste pročitali – tri ekskluzivna stana u elitnom kompleksu “Panorama” na Vodnom, sa panoramskim pogledom i prostranim balkonima, sada su na javnoj licitaciji.
Ova imovina je oduzeta u slučaju poznatom kao “Placevi Vodno”, a prodaja se sprovodi po novom zakonu o upravljanju oduzetom imovinom, koji je stupio na snagu u martu 2023. godine. Zakon je toliko strog da čak i članovi porodica bivših vlasnika ne smeju da učestvuju u licitacijama.
Pored ovih luksuznih stanova, na prodaju su i dva stana u Kiseloj Vodi, gde je Gruevski živeo pre nego što je pobegao u Mađarsku, gde je dobio azil. Jedan stan od 57 kvadrata nudi se za 63.000 evra, a drugi od 38 kvadrata za 44.000 evra.
Za one koji ne znaju, Gruevski je osuđen na devet godina zatvora u slučaju “TNT”, a ranije je dobio sedam godina zbog pronevere 1,3 miliona evra iz VMRO-DPMNE, stranke kojoj je pripadao.
Ova prodaja se smatra simboličnim i važnim korakom u vraćanju poverenja u vladavinu prava u Severnoj Makedoniji. Ali, da li je ovo zaista kraj priče ili samo početak novog političkog cirkusa?
Ako imate mišljenje o tome da li je ovo pravi potez ili samo predstava za javnost, slobodno bacite komentar – znamo da volite dobru dramu!
North Macedonia and Gruevski’s Luxury Apartments: Justice Served or Political Circus?
North Macedonia has stirred the pot by putting up for sale three luxury apartments of former Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski, worth a whopping 2.4 million euros! Yes, you read that right – three exclusive apartments in the elite “Panorama” complex on Vodno, with panoramic views and spacious balconies, are now up for public auction.
This property was confiscated in the infamous “Placevi Vodno” case, and the sale is conducted under a new law on managing confiscated property, effective since March 2023. The law is so strict that even family members of former owners are banned from participating in the auctions.
Besides these luxury apartments, two more apartments in Kisela Voda, where Gruevski lived before fleeing to Hungary (where he was granted asylum), are also for sale. One apartment of 57 square meters is offered at 63,000 euros, and another of 38 square meters at 44,000 euros.
For those unaware, Gruevski was sentenced to nine years in prison in the “TNT” case and previously received seven years for embezzling 1.3 million euros from VMRO-DPMNE, his political party.
This sale is seen as a symbolic and crucial step towards restoring trust in the rule of law in North Macedonia. But is this really the end of the story or just the start of a new political circus?
Got thoughts on whether this is a bold move or just a show? Drop a comment – we know you love a good drama!
