the economist
Dec 24th 2010, 18:37 by T.J.
IT MAY attract little attention elsewhere but it's very big news in a tiny country. Three days after Milo Djukanovic stepped down as prime minister of Montenegro, several senior political figures have been arrested. This is presumably no coincidence.
Police detained ten people this morning, including the mayor of Budva, a coastal town, a parliamentary deputy from the ruling party, and, most significantly, Dragan Marovic, the deputy mayor of Budva and brother of Svetozar Marovic, the deputy prime minister until his recent resignation. Media reports have linked the arrests to the so-called Zavala case, an alleged corruption affair concerning land and construction....more....
IT MAY attract little attention elsewhere but it's very big news in a tiny country. Three days after Milo Djukanovic stepped down as prime minister of Montenegro, several senior political figures have been arrested. This is presumably no coincidence.
Police detained ten people this morning, including the mayor of Budva, a coastal town, a parliamentary deputy from the ruling party, and, most significantly, Dragan Marovic, the deputy mayor of Budva and brother of Svetozar Marovic, the deputy prime minister until his recent resignation. Media reports have linked the arrests to the so-called Zavala case, an alleged corruption affair concerning land and construction....more....
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