BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA - THREE PEOPLES, ONE UNDERWORLD
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Bosnia, 1987 to 2026. A peace treaty gave three and a half million people fourteen governments, and between them grew a criminal economy that crossed every line the politicians drew. Police chiefs arrested in a cocaine case and sent back to work; a judicial council president filmed in a café; a prime minister jailed over ventilators bought from a raspberry company; three hundred million marks paid for power plants never built; a Sarajevo refugee convicted in the Netherlands and twice freed in Dubai. Covers Edin Gačanin and the Tito and Dino group, Fadil Novalić and the respirators case, Milorad Dodik and the companies the US Treasury designated, Milan Tegeltija and the judicial council, Alija Delimustafić and the Sarajevo property case, and Rašid Sardarov and Comsar Energy.
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