Daily newspaper Dnevne Novine found out that it was Rajko Kuljača, now a cooperative witness, the one who allegedly marked then-head of Budva’s real-estate authority, Mirjana Marovic, as the crucial link in the embezzlement of millions of euros relevant to the TQ Plaza business deal.
Inspectors, sent by the prosecutor’s office, are measuring offices, examining documents from the municipality, cadastre and the TradeUnique company, searching for evidence to substantiate the allegations of Kuljača.
Milovanovic claims Kuljača and Savic made all the arrangements
The investigating judge Miroslav Bašović rejected yesterday the request of the Special Prosecutor to detain the executive director of “Gugi commerce”, Dragoljub Milovanovic, meaning he is once more a free man, and can defend himself from home.
Milovanovic was arrested within the Special Prosecutor’s investigation into the multi-million damage to the municipality of Budva, concerning the concert plateau in Jaz. Mr. Milovanovic is the author of the controversial annex to the contract between the Municipality of Budva and “Gugi commerce” concluded in 2007., for the purposes of hosting the Rolling Stones’ concert on Jaz beach.
Today’s issue of Pobjeda daily writes Milovanovic was on Tuesday questioned by the Special Prosecutor for the fight against organized crime, Milivoje Katnić, before whom he had denied committing any criminal offense.
According to unofficial information of the daily, Milovanovic said that the then-mayor of Budva, Rajko Kuljača, conferred all deals with the owner of “Gugi Commerce” company, Borislav Savic.
Milovanovic claims he was only executing what had previously been arranged between Kuljača and Savic.
Marovic and Latinović to be questioned
Special Prosecutor’s Office continues to examine witnesses in Budva affair, in the case of Jaz plateau, and that of the TQ Plaza, within which the owner of TradeUnique company, Mirko Latinovic, will be questioned alongside chairman of the political council of DPS, Svetozar Marovic, who also testified in former high-profile cases launched by the Prosecution – the Zavala and Kosljun affairs.
