Even though the management of Radio and Television Serbia explained that it was sending 1500 of its employees on compulsory vacation for the purpose of saving, it is obvious that this a clean-up in the most powerful media which wants to get rid of the people with whom the authorities disagree and who pose unpleasant questions Accustomed to all kinds […]

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