The European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) in Zagreb (Croatia) has filed an indictment against four individuals, including three public officials, and one company. The public officials are accused of using their positions to award a contract related to the construction of a waste-sorting plant in Mihačeva Draga to a company with inflated prices. Read More
21 October 2024Croatia: Four individuals and one company indicted for abuse of office and power The European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) in Zagreb (Croatia) has filed an indictment against four individuals, including three public officials, and one company. The public officials are accused of using their positions to award a contract related to the construction of a waste-sorting plant in Mihačeva Draga to a company with inflated prices.
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