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Minister Shekerinska met with representatives of Transparency International

28.02.2018 The Minister of Defence, Radmila Shekerinska, met today with Metodi Zajkov, Secretary General of Transparency International for Macedonia, and Karolina MacLachlan, Research and Policy Manager – Conflict and Insecurity from the International Office of Transparency International.   On the meeting the Ministry of Defence expressed its interest to be included in the Government Defence…

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Commission for the Prevention of Corruption will investigate DUI funding

22.02.2018 The State Commission for the Prevention of Corruption will check the funding of DUI (The Democratic Union for Integration) after the non-governmental “Transparency International-Macedonia” announced suspicious donations to Ali Ahmeti’s party. According to the organization, “Macedonian Post”, “Airports of Macedonia” and “Macedonian Railways-Infrastructure” appear on the list of donors of DUI for the last…

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The fight against corruption in Macedonia in 2017

28.12.2017 Transparency International Macedonia on December 28, 2017 held a press conference on the topic “Fight against Corruption in Macedonia in 2017”. At the press conference, Slagjana Taseva PhD, President of TI-M pointed out that “The fight against corruption in the Republic of Macedonia is not at the necessary level to enable the development of…

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Fighting corruption is failing in EU accession countries in the Western Balkans and Turkey

 10.11.2016 The fight against corruption in the Western Balkans and Turkey is failing, putting European Union accession at risk. Political elites have too much power and there are limited ways to hold the corrupt to account, according to Transparency International, the global anti-corruption movement. The new report National Integrity Systems in the Western Balkans and…

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Bank clerks and businessmen-loan fraudsters

 20.05.2016 Kiraca Trajkovska from “Fersped”, with the help of bank clerks employed at Komercijalna banka, took part in a financial scheme involving approving loans to businessmen, who had not used the money at all, but still ended up with debts of several hundred thousand euros to repay such loans. Other citizens and company owners have…

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TI and TI Macedonia call for elections to be postponed and the resignation of the president

 Berlin/Skopje – 4 May 2016 –Transparency International, the global anti-corruption movement, and its chapter in Macedonia call for the resignation of President Gjorge Ivanov and for the 5 June elections to be postponed until the electoral registers can be verified in an effort to limit the widespread corruption that is paralysing the country.   Macedonians…

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