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– Brief disappearance of journalist Stefan Cvetkovic must be investigated (Demo)

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By HRNJ-Uganda International Media News June 18, 2018

Corruption investigator Cvetkovic went missing on 13 June, prompting a massive police search operation; on 15 June, the President of Serbia announced that the journalist was alive and undergoing police questioning.
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