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  • Programska Shema Je Objavljena Na in Na

    Programska Shema Je Objavljena Na in Na

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  • Anti-Corruption Council's Response to Milan Beko's

    Anti-Corruption Council's Response to Milan Beko's

    ANTI-CORRUPTION COUNCIL’S RESPONSE TO MILAN BEKO’S UNTRUTHS SPOKEN ON A B92 TV PROGRAMME and published on page 11 of the daily Politika of 7 February 2011 Milan Beko did not speak the truth on the B92 Television programme Između redova /Between the Lines/, broadcast on 21 November 2010. Given that the media in Serbia are firmly controlled by politics and tycoons, we would like to point out some facts that Beko twisted and tried to manipulate in his TV appearance. The Anti-Corruption Council wishes to present to the public all relevant data and facts that refute the statements made by Beko on this programme as citizens have been denied true and confidential information about such important cases. Milan Beko uttered the first untruth at the very beginning of the programme when he commented on President Tadic’s call to tycoons in Serbia to give some of the enormous wealth they have amassed over the past few decades back to the public. Referring to the experience of some other countries where similar requests have been addressed to owners of big businesses, Beko explained that there was a big difference between America and Serbia: “As Serbia is America, so are we Bill Gateses, and we differ from America in that Bill Gates was created, that America created him, while it seems that we happen by chance and do things in spite of the system.” Besides reminding the public of the statement made by Beko only a few months earlier that he was rather Djindjic’s, Kostunica’s and Tadic’s tycoon than Milosevic’s, we should also remind the public of his biography, which shows that he has been successful merely thanks to the system.
  • Usher Institute COVID-19 Webinar 7: Igor Rudan

    Usher Institute COVID-19 Webinar 7: Igor Rudan

    Initial Response to COVID-19: futures better health, Better How did Eastern Europe get it Right? Professor Igor Rudan, FRSE "There are many things which can not be imagined but there is nothing which may not happen” Chinese proverb 29-31 JAN 2020 Started popular science series ”The Quarantine of Wuhan” for about 30,000 followers 1-12 FEB 2020 Provided explanations related to the four most prevalent conspiracy theories Professor Andrija Stampar (1888–1958) A distinguished scholar in the field of social medicine from Croatia. President of the 1st World Health Assembly, at which WHO was founded ”PRINCIPLES OF FIGHTING EPIDEMICS” 1. It is more important to inform the people appropriately than to pass any law. 2. The most important thing is to prepare the ground and the right understanding about health issues in any given environment. 3. The issue of public health and the work to improve it should be addressed without 7. In a healthcare organization, a doctor should distinction. look for a patient, not the other way around, 4. Social therapy is more important than covering all those who need protection. individual therapy. 8. The issue of public health is of greater 5. The doctor must not be economically economic than humanitarian importance. dependent on the patient. 9. The main place of medical activity is 6. No distinction should be made between where people live, not the practice. economically strong and weak 10. The doctor should be a teacher of the (egalitarianism). nation. The first quarantine was introduced in Croatian city of Dubrovnik